Apple cancels AirPower, citing inability to meet quality standardsR.I.P. AirPower. We never new thee.
Wireless charging is one of those features tech geeks have wanted Apple to add to everything for years, and the feature is finally here for everyone to enjoy. You can now buy an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods with wireless charging enabled, but what exactly does that mean? What does wireless charging enable you to do, and do all of Apple's products charge the same way?
The answers to these questions aren't as simple as they maybe should be, so this guide is here to break it all down to help you figure out what you need to really enjoy this new feature.
What's new with Apple and wireless charging?
March 29, 2019: Apple cancels AirPower charging mat, unable to meet quality standards
Apple has officially canceled the AirPower inductive charging mat after failing to meet particular quality standards. The company announced the discontinuation of the project in an emailed statement to TechCrunch:
"After much effort, we've concluded AirPower wi...
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Apple cancels AirPower, citing inability to meet quality standards
