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Meanings of wireless charging in English

Spanish
recarga inalambrica
Catalan
càrrega sense fil
Wikidata

Type of wireless power transfer.

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recarga inalambrica
Usage of wireless charging in English
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Fans hoping for wireless charging for the device were also left disappointed.
The Irish Times
2
It's the difference between wireless charging being annoyingly slow and being acceptable.
The Verge
3
It also adds sports seats and inductive wireless charging to the cabin.
The South African
4
Plus the battery charges super fast and has wireless charging and power sharing.
The Guardian
5
Luckily, it juices up quickly with the included wireless charging stand.
Wired
6
It is also working on wireless charging for laptop computers and other devices.
BBC
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But wireless charging in a public space is an odd fit.
Wired
8
The iPhone 12 has a glass back, ready for wireless charging.
Forbes
9
Other goodies include wireless charging for compatible phones, a sunroof and head-up display.
News.com.au
10
There is also wireless charging, an improved camera and AR applications.
News.com.au
11
When wireless charging does eventually reach the masses, it'll be in the home.
Wired
12
Eventually, wireless charging stations could be embedded in our homes, and everyday objects.
Wired
13
This isn't a huge deal breaker as wireless charging is often slow and painful.
News.com.au
14
There's more to the Razer Phone 2's backside than just glass and wireless charging.
The Verge
15
The Galaxy Buds have at least one thing over their beloved competitor: wireless charging.
News.com.au
16
And a wireless charging pad is always a welcome addition.
News.com.au
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Translations for wireless charging
Wireless charging across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Less common
Ireland
Rare
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