That Apple has been working on wireless charging technology for several years is no secret, though we're sure at times they would have liked it to continue. We all remember how the iPhone 8 and iPhone X brought Qi without charging as well as AirPods and Apple Watch Series 3. Also, we could not forget the announcement of AirPower, that wireless charging base has brought a lot of headaches to the company.
AirPower, which was the name of the new product that was taught at the same time as the first Apple product launch with Qi wireless, was the center of mass charging. In a very simple way, allow us to charge at the same time our iPhone, our AirPods and the Apple Watch. And at the same time, we will have the ability to constantly check the iPhone charging status, integrated as part of the same ecosystem as other products.
However, the product was unsuccessful, and for some reason or another its travel was canceled. But this does not seem to mean that they want to stop, in fact, recently the photo has been revealed in what looks like a charging base under development. This prototype, whose image could have been taken from the home of one of Apple's current home engineers and who would have access to these devices, would have an A11 chip to control its temperature.
While working from home, the developers of Apple & # 39; Sharing and Project & # 39; they found model units for something called “C68”.
They were asked for work on connecting the software between the "future product" devices with the A11 inside of "heat treat". pic.twitter.com/q4UvnF4ksx
– Jon Prosser (@jon_prosser) April 10, 2020
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Specifically, the teams working with this prototype are developing a software solution that allows products to connect to the core better handle that big problem that AirPower has, and the fact that the temperatures produced did not appear to be within the limits allowed by Apple's quality standards. The only drawback is that, at this point, they will have to come up with a reason that can differentiate us from existing solutions.
