Much has been said about the type of charge that the new iPhone 8 model could add as well as much is said about the type of technology that Apple could use to carry out the charges. Obviously what we know today as "wireless charging" is something that is not entirely true and we have already said many times that having to leave the device on a dock is not really wireless charging.
But leaving aside this topic that would be perfect for an entire article, we are going to focus on the new leak of a component related to charging the following iPhone models, we are talking about the internal charging coil that allows the device to be left on a base and it is charged by induction.
In this case it is a component that we have already seen in other devices and that in this case also adds a label that identifies it as a Qi charger, which has been the current standard for this type of technology used in other devices. This is good and bad, the good thing is that we could use any charging base that we already have with Qi certification to charge our iPhone, and the bad thing is that it will not really be a comfortable charge if we want to use the smartphone while it is charging, something similar to what happens with the Apple Watch today.
The iPhone 8 with true cordless charging
At first it was rumored that this new iPhone would add a new type of charge with which it would not really be necessary to use a charging base, but this is something really complicated to carry out today and Apple does not seem like it will be the first to carry it out.
In this leak that comes from SlashLeaks you can see various details of this component that they could also carry the iPhone 7s and 7s Plus models, but in principle it is a new rumor and we cannot say that it is true since for current Apple models and even for some later iPhones, it was also said that they would carry a charge by induction and it was not.
It would be funny if it came out 3 or 4 years after its competition and it was the same as current technology
like the screen?