We use so many tech devices day to day — from smartphones to computers, earbuds to smartwatches — that recharging our devices has become routine. You may have a rat's nest of cables on your desk to ...

Traditional wired systems have their own limitations in industrial settings. For example, conductor bars are restricted to analog signals, festoons and cable reels are limited to 330 feet for Ethernet ...

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We’ve all had that feeling, the one where we’re in the car and our phone suddenly warns that it’s about to run out of charge. There’s the frantic scramble for the relevant cable, only to remember that ...

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 phones will apparently receive wireless charging speed upgrades for the first time in years. The Galaxy S26 Ultra is tipped to get 25W wireless charging while the S26 and S26 Plus ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Wireless speakers offer many benefits over their wired counterparts, for instance, eliminating the hassle of managing long cables, being able ...

Tucking in behind a heavy truck as it crawls along the highway could soon be quite an attractive option for EV drivers. Early results from a wireless charging pilot in France show that coils embedded ...

Wireless connectivity is standard across corporate campuses, in warehouses and factories, and even in remote locations. But what about wireless power? Can we get rid of all cables? Many of us are ...

Apple is looking to move past Bluetooth’s limitations with a new wireless protocol that debuts alongside the iPhone 17 series. The feature, called Spatial Relay Audio-Visual Sync (SPR AVS), is ...

Abstract: The tutorial covers the recent progresses and future perspectives on optical-wireless-communication (OWC) technology, from devices, systems to applications. Shorter-reach OWC systems, ...

SpaceX will purchase wireless spectrum licenses from EchoStar, the telecommunications company that owns the Boost Mobile cell provider, for about $17 billion in cash and stock, the companies said on ...