Latest about AirPower
The AirPower wireless charger was doomed from minute one, but this prototype seems to work — at least in part.
A prototype from 2017 shows that Apple had some different ideas for MagSafe before it shipped in 2020.
WWDC 2023 With the hype building up for WWDC later today, we thought we'd go into what likely won't be announced.
We each asked ourselves which Apple product deserves to be brought back - and the answers may surprise you.
Apple's AirPower was a great idea that never shipped, but now we can get a proper look at one.
Apple's fallen AirPower might make a reappearance at some point, but reverse wireless charging could be the biggest deal of all.
Oh, AirPower. Won't you come back to us? You were taken far too soon!
Twitter's Giulio Zompetti has shared a video purportedly depicting a working prototype of Apple's canned AirPower charging unit.
Apple might have resurrected its AirPower project with Bloomberg reporting it's working on something similar.
According to a new report from Bloomberg, the company is still working on a version of AirPower that may not live up to the original hype.
A new set of photos and video claim to show off the internals of AirPower, Apple's wireless charger that was canceled after its initial announcement.
Charge your iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods (with additional accessory) or other Qi-enabled devices quickly and simultaneously with Hard Cider Labs' SliceCharge 3in1 Wireless Charger.
AirPower was real. Then it was dead. Now it might be living in someone's basement.
Zagg has teased that it has succeeded where Apple failed and will be releasing an AirPower-like charger by the end of 2020.
Apple has canceled AirPower. That’s not an April Fool’s joke. It's not a hoax. It’s not a typo. It’s not a glitch in the matrix. AirPower is well and truly dead.
Apple has officially canceled its AirPower project, citing the difficult it was having meeting the standards of quality they expected from the charging mat.
