Ever wish you could charge your gadgets wirelessly — and we mean truly wirelessly, not by placing them on a charging surface?
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But the two pieces also work wirelessly, allowing for the Switch to be propped up and the controllers to be used together wirelessly.
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Our wireless charger will wirelessly charge the next iPhones at full speed, as well as being able to charge other mobile devices wirelessly.
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Samsung Pay also supports payments made wirelessly with near-field communications, for NFC, a technology that enables devices to exchange information wirelessly over short distances.
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If used wirelessly they can actually each be used by separate players, as evidenced in the moment where two people are playing a new MarioKart game wirelessly.
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Think about it, you can listen to music using wireless headphones (like AirPods) and wireless speakers, stream video wirelessly to a TV or computer screen using AirPlay and an Apple TV, wirelessly backup everything through iCloud, and even wirelessly connect accessories like 360-degree cameras, keyboards, and more.
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While we know how to deliver power wirelessly to stationary objects like implantable medical devices, scientists have tried for years to develop ways to wirelessly charge moving objects.
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They're collected wirelessly and processed by (at present) university servers.
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It now magnetically attaches to the tablet to charge wirelessly.
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Now, it attaches to the tablet magnetically and charges wirelessly.
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Avido's new wirelessly charging battery pack, the WiBa, certainly has.
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The BrainStation connects wirelessly to a smartphone or tablet app.
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Don't charge wirelessly or plug your iPhone into a computer.
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It's powered wirelessly and can be paired with an app.
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The data is then wirelessly shared to OmSignal's mobile app.
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The feature can be used wirelessly (over bluetooth) or tethered.
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The cameras communicate wirelessly with the hub and your smartphone.
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Most of those devices primarily connect to the internet wirelessly.
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The latest model charges wirelessly or with a lightning cable.
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Those drones cannot transfer any of the information wirelessly online.
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If your phone charges wirelessly, get Anker's PowerWave Charging stand.
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Everything about the WiBa is designed to work sans cords: it charges itself wirelessly through a Qi charger, and it then charges your phone wirelessly (also using the Qi standard) when you're out and about.
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Two speakers can be joined wirelessly for a wider stereo soundstage.
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Charge phones wirelessly and in style with a wireless charging stand.
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The technology would allow devices to wirelessly charge over the air.
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"Demonstrated how to wirelessly hack a car" expresses what was meant.
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Both controllers work wirelessly with Switch, Windows, Android, macOS, and Steam.
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The phone just can't be wirelessly charged and isn't waterproof anymore.
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You can charge two devices wirelessly on the Wireless Dual Pad.
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Also, it charges the phone wirelessly pretty quickly, which is nice.
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The second-generation Apple Pencil stylus attaches magnetically and charges wirelessly.
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MIT researchers have unveiled a new method for wirelessly monitoring sleep.
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These sensors are installed on light poles and transmit data wirelessly.
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You can wirelessly charge the Galaxy Watch Active with the S10.
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All these devices connect to each other, and the internet, wirelessly.
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All of these devices are powered by a wirelessly rechargeable battery.
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The device is controlled wirelessly by sensors worn on the feet.
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These devices are now starting to communicate wirelessly with insulin pumps.
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The new version magnetically attaches to the tablet and charges wirelessly.
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Roku's new subwoofer, also $180, connects wirelessly to the Smart Soundbar.
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Recent iPhone rumors suggest the 2021 iPhone may only charge wirelessly.
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It connects wirelessly to any music source over AirPlay, Chromecast, or Bluetooth.
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The microphone and wirelessly rechargeable battery are obviously built to be waterproof.
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And it wirelessly connects to a pillow sensor that tracks your movements.
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The data is shared wirelessly to a compatible Team Pro mobile app.
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It's no secret that Apple has plans for AirPods that charge wirelessly.
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It connects wirelessly to a Hue system without any secondary hubs needed.
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Like the Apple AirPods, they wirelessly charge in their own carrying case.
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In the age of the Internet, you can do almost anything wirelessly.
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But charging wirelessly is no more electrically efficient than using a cord.
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The smart box will then deliver these metrics to your phone wirelessly.
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It connects to your phone wirelessly and runs on a rechargeable battery.
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It can connect wirelessly to any device with a mini-jack output.
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The Elite x3 connects to the Mobile Extender wirelessly and powers it.
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These devices communicated wirelessly with a tablet computer running a predictive algorithm.
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We might be charging the next iPhone wirelessly, according to Fast Company.
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They wirelessly connected it to a phone, laptop or tablet over WiFi.
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They can be charged either via their USB-C port or wirelessly.
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Works wirelessly with PS4 and PC PS4 players, you have many options.
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Or the vehicle can be charged wirelessly using charging pad induction technology.
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In the near future, hopefully all of our devices will charge wirelessly.
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Footage wirelessly downloads through an app for Google, Apple and Samsung smartphones.
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Also, while it's nice that you'll soon be able to use a Stadia controller wirelessly when you're playing over the web, there's still no word on when you'll be able to use that controller wirelessly with your phone.
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Also, it pairs and charges wirelessly when you have it stuck up there.
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It also pairs and charges wirelessly when you have it stuck up there.
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All of this data is shared wirelessly with a mobile app, of course.
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It encourages a misreading where "wirelessly" goes with "how" (as in "how frequently").
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Beaming such services wirelessly from nearby base stations instead should reduce costs significantly.
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Parents often away on business can personalise their children's wirelessly connected talking toys.
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You can update your phone wirelessly or through your computer before November 3rd.
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It's also worth pointing out that wirelessly charged iPhone X cases already exist.
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The new digital stylus connects magnetically to the iPad Pro and charges wirelessly.
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You can wirelessly control him to go into anaphylactic shock or cardiac arrest.
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Google Clips wirelessly syncs with your phone through its IOS or Android app.
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It will attach magnetically to the iPad Pro, where it will charge wirelessly.
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If we could transfer photos off cameras wirelessly, we'd already be doing it.
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The larger model lets people play games with a wirelessly connected Xbox controller.
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The goggles wirelessly connect to the weapon sight, delivering Rapid Target Acquisition capability.
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The much-hyped router purports to charge devices wirelessly, using Radio Frequency projections.
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You'll still be able to use standard PlayStation controllers wirelessly when you do.
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But the videos also transfer wirelessly to Snapchat, where they're saved to Memories.
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Naturally, it can also charge wirelessly on the rear of the new S10.
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The pad was billed as a way to wirelessly charge multiple devices simultaneously.
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You can connect it wirelessly via Bluetooth or use the available audio connections.
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When the system's not in use, it sits in the middle, charging wirelessly.
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Other older phones, it'll still charge wirelessly, but at the standard 5W rate.
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Smartphone developers, including Apple and Samsung, have presented devices that are charged wirelessly.
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The Arctis 7 can be used wirelessly or wired, depending on your setup.
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You can stream music wirelessly throughout your home with highly accurate audio reproduction.
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Look to Ampere's Side Pocket fanny pack—it can wirelessly charge your smartphone!
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That's because cell towers require line-of-sight to pass by data wirelessly.
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The most recent is the Mamba Hyperflux, which charges wirelessly from its mousepad.
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The subwoofer connects wirelessly, and the system as a whole supports Dolby Atmos.
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Starry's notion of fast Internet service wirelessly beamed to your home sounds great.
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The speaker connects to devices wirelessly via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, AirPlay and Spotify Connect.
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These photos are sent wirelessly to a compatible mobile app, the Echo Look app.
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Google says it will also connect wirelessly to any speaker with Chromecast built in.
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You can also use the Joy-Con separately and wirelessly, detached from the console.
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The pen charges wirelessly when docked, replacing the AAAA batteries of the older models.
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Your only options for connecting them are wirelessly or via the provided USB cable.
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The company also says its new S10 phone line will charge the watch wirelessly.
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You can wirelessly transmit your designs directly from your touchscreen device to the printer.
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There's also a glass back now, so the Razer Phone 2 can charge wirelessly.
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The Neurosky headset detects these waves and then wirelessly communicates them to your device.
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Unlike with Wi-Fi, devices can be set at the factory to connect wirelessly.
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They could even communicate with others wirelessly, removing the need for traffic lights altogether.
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Nissan's Fuel Station of the Future concept envisages cars wirelessly charging across the city.
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It had infrared networking, meaning you could beam emails and messages from it wirelessly.
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But what if you didn't need cell towers or WiFi routers to communicate wirelessly?
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Manufacturers already offer software to transfer photos wirelessly from their cameras to your computer.
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You should now be able to use your PS4 controller wirelessly with your PS3.
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But you really don't need to pay that much to wirelessly charge your AirPods.
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Anything you might charge wirelessly should do so flawlessly with the Wireless Charging Pads.
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The implanted device connects wirelessly to a person's smartphone, allowing them to control it.
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The FT reports the glasses would wirelessly tether to a user's smartphone for connectivity.
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The Apple Watch already works with a magnetic cable that charges your device wirelessly.
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It's already possible to charge small electronic devices like toothbrushes and cell phones wirelessly.
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Like Apple's Pencil, it charges wirelessly, attaching magnetically to the tablet to power up.
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Works wirelessly with PS24 and PC The Nintendo Switch is problematic for gaming headsets.
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Some of Google's other apps can also sync data wirelessly with your computer's equivalents.
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The first Pixel Buds connected wirelessly to devices, but had a wire between them.
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Now the company makes Bluetooth-enabled Instant Pots that wirelessly connect to customers phones.
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As a result, Ikea developed its Home Smart blinds that can be controlled wirelessly.
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Both phones support fast charging up to 40W wired, or 27W when wirelessly charging.
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While AirPods are an Apple accessory, they can still pair wirelessly with other products.
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That feature is already there, but being able to wirelessly charge your car is new.
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You plug your GameCube controller into the adapter, and it connects wirelessly to your Switch.
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The PowerPlay mat uses the older, cheaper magnetic resonance technology to wirelessly charge the mouse.
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That means you can listen to music with wired headphones while wirelessly charging your phone.
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That way, the data it collects can be wirelessly transmitted to other devices for monitoring.
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Plus, it's equipped with Bluetooth 4.0 technology so you can wirelessly transfer files between devices.
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This ludicrous technology sends broadband internet wirelessly over the unused channels of the television spectrum.
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Just set it on top of the sleek charging pad, and it will charge wirelessly.
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They do this by using multiple units, or nodes, that wirelessly connect to each other.
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The accessory takes advantage of that glass back to charge wirelessly via the Qi standard.
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The Q8 has the latest CarPlay option, which allows an iPhone to run CarPlay wirelessly.
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And if you have an iPhone 8, Mophie's wirelessly-charging Juice Pack line is ideal.
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Bottles are not good as decor, especially when they glow and wirelessly charge your phone.
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That, in turn, will send (or receive) the data wirelessly to external processors for decoding.
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It'll also feature co-op and competitive play for up to four people playing wirelessly.
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But you can also connect to it over Wi-Fi and access your files wirelessly.
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Starry is a new company that plans to wirelessly deliver super-fast internet to homes.
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You can, if you like, just wirelessly stream media files rather than your entire desktop.
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It can also charge wirelessly if you place it on a shoe-sized charging panel.
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The Heist Yael: Elliot got through that combo lock wirelessly with his laptop pretty quickly.
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Now your AirPod case is protected by silicone, and also now it can charge wirelessly.
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Instead of a Lightning port, it charges wirelessly when it magnetically connects to the iPad.
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Instead, glass lets energy pass through the phone so that it can be charged wirelessly.
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Already, medical firms are linking up devices wirelessly to create new kinds of health treatments.
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The $200 version of the AirPods includes a new case that can be charged wirelessly.
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Plus, there's one spot for an iPhone or some other wirelessly charging gadget that'll fit.
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Works wirelessly with PS4 and PC Previously, we featured the Razer Thresher on this list.
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Being able to wirelessly connect our phones to a speaker is really handy for parties.
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The article also misstated the name of the drone system that cannot send information wirelessly.
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Video you record will be wirelessly sent to the Memories section of the Snapchat app.
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It pairs wirelessly with your smartphone via Bluetooth and will vibrate when you have a notification.
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And if you own a Qi-compatible gadget, it can wirelessly give that a boost, too.
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I also have a relatively clear space between my console and controllers when I play wirelessly.
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It's becoming increasingly likely that new iPhones will charge wirelessly — perhaps as soon as this year.
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Plus, once it's done, the whole family can reap the rewards and listen to music wirelessly.
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The glasses wirelessly connect to the Dash and borrow the earbuds to handle all the processing.
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The Dendama connects wirelessly to a smartphone, which can help the user train for new tricks.
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The data gets transferred wirelessly, but in actuality, that wireless signal is just good ol' USB.
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In an email Mashable, he noted the souped-up lenses would work by receiving information wirelessly.
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The complete HW-K950 comprises a front soundbar, two wirelessly connected rear speakers, and a subwoofer.
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It magnetically clips to the side of the iPad Pro, which also wirelessly charges it up.
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The 71kWh battery can be recharged wirelessly; 10 minutes is enough for 240 miles of range.
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The phone can also double as a photo frame while it's wirelessly charging on the dock.
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Some speakers are connected to the turntable by wires, while others are wirelessly connected over Bluetooth.
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Unlike the first one, though, the new Pencil both pairs and charges wirelessly — a huge improvement.
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A speaker that you could easily connect to wirelessly to play music off your phone. Duh.
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Headphones in the new iPhone must now be connected wirelessly or through the device's Lightning port.
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A "Connect" button instantly popped up and I was off—music ready to be heard wirelessly.
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It lets you wirelessly charge any other device that uses the Qi (pronounced: "chee") charging standard.
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Like the Watch Active, it can also charge wirelessly, is swimproof, and features heart rate monitoring.
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The main rumor is that they'll be able to wirelessly charge directly from the Galaxy S10.
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John MacFarlane was adamant that the whole system work wirelessly, so Millington turned to mesh networking.
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We input that into Unity so the system would know where to wirelessly upload the program.
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We've seen a whole bunch of ways to stream music wirelessly to headphones and speakers lately.
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It now has Bluetooth built in, so the controller can be used wirelessly with Windows PCs.
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Reverse wireless charging would allow the S153 to wirelessly charge another phone or new wireless earbuds.
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And these are the first Bose headphones to offer that peace and on-demand isolation wirelessly.
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Systems already communicate wirelessly, drawing on data in the cloud, or [are] helped by remote teams.
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This tiny receiver hooks up to any traditionally wired speaker and wirelessly pumps music via Bluetooth.
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Like the AirPods 2, the case can be charged both through the Lightning port or wirelessly.
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Sonos has long allowed owners to wirelessly connect speakers to create stereo and surround sound setups.
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Instead, criminals can just pull up in their car and wirelessly download the stolen card data.
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The new glasses transfer photos and videos wirelessly to a smartphone (Android and iPhone are supported).
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A survey at the time found that 16 percent of consumers were charging their devices wirelessly.
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Called the Spansive Source, it's a base station capable of wirelessly charging four phones at once.
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Now, Facebook has published research on an unconventional solution: using light to wirelessly transmit internet signals.
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The device communicated wirelessly with the cellphone to display and store the findings in real time.
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The device connects to the internet wirelessly and is designed to rest on a TV stand.
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Works wirelessly with PS4 and PC or Xbox and PC, depending on the model you choose
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Instead, it wirelessly connected to a base station that had to be tethered to your computer.
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I saw it light up wirelessly, and can assure you that 2,000 lumens is plenty bright.
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These headphones feature separate earbuds that connect wirelessly to each other and to your listening device.
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I use this charging station in my home to charge my iPhone X wirelessly every day.
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Customers can stream and play video games via smartphones, web browsers or wirelessly through a Chromecast.
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The case provides another three full charges too and can be recharged wirelessly for added convenience.
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Apple is keeping its wireless future dream alive and is finally letting users charge their iPhones wirelessly.
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Have you ever wondered how the voice commands on your iPhone wirelessly transmit to your Echo Dot?
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They can prioritize multiple requests and wirelessly communicate with the hotel's systems – even operating the elevators autonomously.
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Each television comes with its own 6-inch Android tablet, which charges wirelessly on a little stand.
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But to take full advantage of Navdy's features, you need to wirelessly connect it to your phone.
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This video will sync wirelessly to your phone, presumably making it available to share as a snap.
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The power bank won't wirelessly charge your smartphone as quickly as some corded chargers are able to.
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These thoughts are captured, decoded and passed wirelessly through the skin to enable control of an exoskeleton.
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The images also can be stored in the lens itself before being transmitted wirelessly to another device.
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The shoes are the successor to Puma's first wirelessly connected self-lacing sneakers from 2016, the AutoDisc.
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The larger of the two packs can even wirelessly charge a smartphone placed on top of it.
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It pairs over Bluetooth, includes a heart rate monitor, charges over NFC wirelessly, and is water resistant.
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This means that your broadband service, up to 1GB speeds, will be delivered to your home wirelessly.
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The dual-purpose accessory rests on a charging mat, which sends energy wirelessly into a battery inside.
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The patent describes a way to wirelessly transfer power between devices using near-field communication (NFC) technology.
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The idea resembles that of Logitech's wirelessly charging mouse pad that we saw a few months back.
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Also reportedly on tap for the handset is the ability to wirelessly charge compatible devices on contact.
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The more medical devices on the market that communicate wirelessly, the bigger the threat of hacking grows.
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If you see an error message while trying to update your device wirelessly, learn what to do.
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It also talks to a simplified graphical programming app running on a wirelessly connected tablet or laptop.
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The latter can wirelessly charge two phones at once, or a phone alongside the new Galaxy Watch.
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Once you've mounted the keypad you can add individual components one by one by discovering them wirelessly.
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There's also the Reserve Wireless Charging Bank, a 5,000mAh portable battery that can wirelessly charge your phone.
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This works both wired and wirelessly, and Apple says performance should basically be identical between the two.
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Those are transmitted wirelessly to your device, which then simulates what you're seeing on screen, and voila!
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Whether it's Starbucks, McDonald's or public parks, there are tons of ways to get online wirelessly now.
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You can backup your compatible iOS device wirelessly via iCloud or wired through iTunes on a Mac.
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Another might be that the Watch could do too little without being wirelessly tethered to the iPhone.
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Google says the controller will eventually work wirelessly with phones as it does with the Chromecast Ultra.
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They pair effortlessly, never lose connection, and they come in a wirelessly charging case that charges them.
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If you own the right equipment, connecting a PC to a TV wirelessly is a simple process.
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While the PS4 can charge two controllers at once, it can connect up to four controllers wirelessly.
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Just wirelessly connect it to an Echo device and plug it into a set of nice speakers.
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The $130 eyewear records 10-second videos and then wirelessly sends them to the user's Snapchat app.
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"Smart meters" measure at more regular intervals and communicate the data wirelessly — no need for meter readers.
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Another might be that the watch could do too little without being wirelessly tethered to the iPhone.
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This baby allows you to wirelessly charge your prized Apple Watch, iPhone, and AirPods all at once.
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With Stadia, users can stream and play games via smartphones, web browsers or wirelessly through a Chromecast.
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OK, fine it's also portable (lasts up to 7 hours on a charge) and it charges wirelessly.
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You plug your standard headphones into the iTrip Clip, which receives the audio signal wirelessly over Bluetooth.
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With the tech, the vehicles wirelessly communicate via Wi-Fi with roadside sensors as well as each other.
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The original Beats Studio headphones, which can work wired or wirelessly, promised around 22 hours of battery life.
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AgileBits said also that it has "greatly improved" the WiFi sync feature for updating passwords wirelessly between devices.
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But who says you have to wait for that to enjoy the luxury of charging your devices wirelessly?
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The newer, better Pencil also magnetically attaches to the iPad Pro's edge and even charges wirelessly from it.
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The Teletubbies have customized head antennas, so it looks like they're accepting some sort of signal wirelessly. 6.
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Videos can be shared wirelessly from the camera to your phone, which is a first for Nikon cameras.
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Because it charges wirelessly, you can pick up the light whenever you like and take it with you.
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It also charges wirelessly, which is a major upgrade over the doofy Lightning connector on the old Pencil.
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Basically, you can use your Galaxy S10 as a wireless power bank to wirelessly charge the Galaxy Buds.
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But this new patent seems interested in expanding NFC's capabilities to wirelessly sharing power, in addition to data.
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The $159 earbuds (available in November) wirelessly charge in their case (the case charges via USB-C port).
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The new Battery Photo Case includes a 3,100mAh battery that charges either wirelessly or through Apple's Lightning connector.
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But if you want, it can be wirelessly paired with any Bluetooth speaker for an even bigger sound.
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But I don't want to be tethered to my laptop and phone: I want to do it wirelessly.
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How it works: Wirelessly induced electrical currents are delivered to the robot's "muscles" — mechanical actuators — to activate them.
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The Move Hub connects to an accompanying mobile app over Bluetooth allowing each robot to be controlled wirelessly.
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That's how you control this TV. You charge the remote wirelessly on a dock that also comes bundled.
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Wireless routers are a staple in most offices, but what if that router could also wirelessly charge devices?
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But it'll cost you if you want to be able to charge your iPhone wirelessly wherever you are.
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The SAM kits are simple, small, battery powered building blocks that talk to each other wirelessly via Bluetooth.
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He also noted that the base stations don't need to be cabled together but can be linked wirelessly.
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The same goes for Apple HomePods: Two $350 HomePods can be wirelessly tied together for a stereo kit.
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The explosion of smartphones, tablets and laptops, all wirelessly connected to cloud computing systems, has changed the industry.
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The video the drone operator sees can also be shared wirelessly with every connected member in the squad.
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To wirelessly print using your Samsung Galaxy S10, you need to have access to a Wi-Fi connection.
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They charge up in a similar way to some of the modern phones that charge wirelessly, Rogers said.
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The hardware is wirelessly chargeable and can be operated by Bluetooth, according to Lisa Lang, founder of ElektroCouture.
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Their Bluetooth devices stay charged for a year and connect wirelessly to a base hub in the bar.
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Facebook is also investing in other similar projects to get more people connected wirelessly, such as its Internet.
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The implant would connect wirelessly to a small behind-the-ear receiver that could communicate with a computer.
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With AirPower, users would be able to wirelessly charge an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods all at once.
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They are "just going to be there," taking readings with sensors and transmitting the readings wirelessly. Unobtrusively. Unnoticed.
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In general, the suite was so sealed that it is hard to get signals in or out wirelessly.
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The company also showcased a wireless adaptor that will let users stream content wirelessly using Intel's WiGig technology.
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Your electric toothbrush, like most other wirelessly charged devices available on the market today, charges via inductive coupling.
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The file was sent via AirDrop, which allows iPhone users to share files wirelessly between phones, he said.
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A self-driving car is a collection of networked computers and sensors wirelessly connected to the outside world.
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The feature works with third-party chargers that use the Qi (pronounced: CHEE) standard for wirelessly charging gadgets.
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The two earbuds are connected together by a single cable but connect wirelessly to a phone over Bluetooth.
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The audio components all connect to each other wirelessly, which is one convenience compared to traditional surround systems.
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For one thing, it only lets you wirelessly charge two, rather than three, devices simultaneously on the pad.
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Alternatively, you can wirelessly charge it up just by placing the case in a Qi-compatible wireless plinth.
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Purchasing the Catch system allows your teen to charge the bank, their phone, and other compatible devices wirelessly.
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It&aposs essentially a streaming device that wirelessly connects your phone, tablet, or computer with an HD monitor.
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The sophisticated device was paired with a Bluetooth circuit board that wirelessly sent video back to the scammer.
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Essential began shipping its new Essential Phone in August alongside a camera accessory that connects to the phone wirelessly.
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It even wirelessly charges when attached to the iPad, an improvement over the silly Lightning plug from last year.
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But with this same technology, if you have a hookup to a nerve, you could just bridge that wirelessly.
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You can charge new the Apple Pencil 2 wirelessly (thank god) by magnetically attaching it to the new iPad.
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In time, the circuits in the plastic roads might extend to assisting autonomous vehicles and recharging electric cars wirelessly.
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HomePod is obviously compatible with Apple Music, and can wirelessly access the full library of songs from Apple Music.
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All parts of a font (serifs, kerning, etc.) are captured instantly and then wirelessly matched against a font database.
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Chief among Sony's priorities seems to be helping Android become a better platform for wirelessly enjoying high-res audio.
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JOHN TILSITERRadlett, Hertfordshire "Researchers demonstrated how wirelessly to hack a car" is absurdly unnatural syntax ("Breaching-point", December 24th).
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Then you wirelessly connect the HoloLens to a PC, but not to share video; just to share positioning data.
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This is different from Eero or Google Wifi, which are able to set up the various mesh nodes wirelessly.
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One of Tesla's big selling points is the company's ability to wirelessly push software updates to its electric vehicles.
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That being said, I've had great results with taking calls wirelessly using the built-in microphone on these headphones.
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Data will be wirelessly streamed to a cloud-based platform developed by Intel to analyse data from wearable devices.
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I'm glad that it has IP68 water protection and can even do the trick of wirelessly charging other devices.
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Files will be shared wirelessly, and recipients will receive a notification when someone is trying to send a file.
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The warming high heels charge wirelessly through a pad on the sole of the shoe, a much better solution.
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It has offline topographic maps, and it's simple to load routes and waypoints onto it, wirelessly, from your computer.
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Both companies tout battery life numbers beyond 20 hours when the headphones are used wirelessly and with NC on.
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Google's new Pixel Stand will let you charge your phone wirelessly while it stands in portrait or landscape mode.
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Today, we're talking about enabling those cameras to send high-definition video signals wirelessly without killing their little batteries.
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PCs, tablets, smartphones — even our coffee makers — can wirelessly connect to the internet at the push of a button.
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Android Headlines doesn't confirm whether that stylus has Bluetooth and charges wirelessly, though both of those things are likely.
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The four-door car will also wirelessly charge in special charging garages with a coil installed in the floor.
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If you do connect them to a source, you can do it wirelessly or via a regular headphone jack.
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Last year, Moo launched Business Cards+, which are cards embedded with an NFC chip for sharing contact information wirelessly.
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This camera is sending information wirelessly, which means that we don't have to penetrate the mask with a cable.
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You can transfer files between any Mac or PC and any iOS device wirelessly or with a USB connection.
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I imagine most people will want to use these wirelessly, so it comes with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth pairing.
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The meal preparation started with a verbal command, through an Amazon Echo that was wirelessly connected to the machine.
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The images are converted into electrical impulses that are transmitted wirelessly to electrodes, even if the eyes are closed.
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Also, iOS 12.4 features a new migration tool so you can wirelessly transfer data from one iPhone to another.
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An Xbox One controller for playing games, and the USB adapter that wirelessly connects the controller to your computer.
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You can't connect an Xbox One controller to your Mac wirelessly, as the Mac and controller communicate via cable.
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All they would need to do is rest an accessory on the back of their smartphone, charging it wirelessly.
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This is an industrywide problem, and I'm glad there's still the option to charge wirelessly if I want to.
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If you're trying to wirelessly connect for PC gaming purposes, you should look into devices like the Steam Link.
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Removing the port for headphones from the iPhone means they now connect only wirelessly or through a charging port.
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By wirelessly connecting the Precision Cooker to your smartphone, you'll be able to control time and temperature from afar.
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With about $600 in radio and computing equipment, they can wirelessly read signals from a nearby Tesla owner's fob.
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Instead, they opted for a wireless power receiver, which uses the same Qi protocol that can wirelessly charge smartphones.
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To wirelessly charge an iPhone, you simply place it on a wireless charging pad that&aposs connected to power.
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Any stats you record are wirelessly and automatically synced to your computer, so you can easily track your progress.
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That suggests the phone will not have a charging port and instead would require that owners charge it wirelessly.
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You can&apost connect a Bluetooth speaker to your PS21 wirelessly, but you can do it in other ways.
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The first and easiest is with an Apple TV, which can mirror your iPhone or iPad's screen completely wirelessly.
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Soon we were all strapped into our Subpacs, which were equipped with headphones and radio receivers for connecting wirelessly.
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There's a new internet service on the horizon that promises to deliver extremely fast internet speeds for cheap, wirelessly.
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Sensors are wirelessly embedded into the brim of electric company workers' helmets and the hats of high-speed train conductors.
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They wirelessly communicate via IR bursts and are programmed via an iPad with an internal-only app called Ear Jockey.
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Currently, an Apple Watch needs to be wirelessly connected to the handset to carry out functions that require cellular connectivity.
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It's a pad that will let people charge an iPhone, AirPods and the Apple Watch wirelessly at the same time.
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Mesh networks use linked routers placed around your home to wirelessly distribute that network connection, no running Ethernet cable required.
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It was marketed primarily around being able to charge an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods wirelessly at the same time.
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From the release: The researchers can power the device wirelessly which means it can sit almost anywhere on the body.
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But with 5G, you can get wirelessly the same fiber-like speed that you can only get from one provider.
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Microsoft announced its smaller Xbox Wireless Adapter earlier this month, allowing Windows PCs to use an Xbox One controller wirelessly.
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Give me a Google Pixel that wirelessly sends files to a Pixelbook and you have a match made in heaven.
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The device's promise is similar to Duet, but accomplishes the task wirelessly and with higher fidelity than its chief competitor.
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The new iPad Pro models also come with a redesigned $129 Apple Pencil stylus that connects magnetically to charge wirelessly.
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Like all of Arlo's outdoor products, the security light is weather resistant and works wirelessly, thanks to a rechargeable battery.
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It also works with Bluetooth, meaning that you can use it wirelessly as well as through the physical magnetic connector.
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The ability to wirelessly charge, the eye-catching 5.8-inch display, and the bold farewell to the traditional home button.
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The machine then wirelessly communicates with a PC to translate what is happening on the VR headset to the device.
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You can also choose to control gameplay wirelessly via Bluetooth or by using a USB cable connected to your PS21.
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U.S. FDA - CONCERNED SOMEONE OTHER THAN PATIENT, CAREGIVER COULD POTENTIALLY CONNECT WIRELESSLY TO NEARBY MINIMED INSULIN PUMP & CHANGE ITS SETTINGS
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Millimeter wave connections work over a much shorter distance, but they're far faster, enabling Verizon to deliver gigabit speeds wirelessly.
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The technology can also be used to wirelessly connect two fixed points with data speeds of up to 250 Mbps.
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The headsets also recharge wirelessly, making it easy for parks to constantly swap sets in and out throughout the day.
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Also, the wireless charging case does charge wirelessly, which is super convenient if you're someone with a wireless charging pad.
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AirPower was announced along with Apple's first generation of smartphones that were built with the ability to be charged wirelessly.
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Then these values were wirelessly sent to the printhead to trigger different colors, everything happening about 100 times per second.
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The first is the ability to communicate with the computer wirelessly – previous studies tended to use a wired communication device.
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Connectivity is more than just hooking your phone up to your car wirelessly (that's another potential vulnerability, by the way).
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Only third-party chargers that are certified by Apple's MFi licensing program will work with the new wirelessly charging iPhones.
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He says the team takes "sensible" precautions to make sure the data is safe, particularly where it is transmitted wirelessly.
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You can wirelessly sync your data to Fitbit on your PC. But really, the important part is the mobile app.
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In addition, a home monitoring unit wirelessly reads the battery level and other information and routinely sends details to doctors.
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The city is installing special traffic lights, which can connect to vehicles wirelessly, throughout midtown Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn.
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It then wirelessly fetches any data relevant to it, such as its optimum operating temperature, fluid levels and maintenance history.
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And you can't wirelessly pair a chest strap with the band, which you can do with many other fitness trackers.
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Instead of cartridges (just imagine how little those would have to be), it has ability to load new games wirelessly.
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It's both beautiful and practical, as it charges two devices wirelessly at the same time at up to 10 watts.
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You'll also have to make sure that you're comfortable setting up these new wirelessly connected home security systems by yourself.
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If your device can wirelessly charge with the Qi standard, use the code WIRELESSPAD at checkout to get the discount.
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Regional data loaded onto an SD card is made available wirelessly to nearby users via an app or web interface.
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By far the most forward-thinking aspect of the iBook, though, was the ability to connect to the internet wirelessly.
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The user can at this point detach the keyboard, which also comes with a hefty kickstand, and use it wirelessly.
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They were refreshed earlier this year with a new case that enables it to charge wirelessly on Qi charging pads.
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We went from praying that our CD players wouldn't skip to streaming music wirelessly to wearing AirPods in our ears.
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But this one can also reach out wirelessly from those modules to the key fobs, changing their configuration via radio.
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This model's case can either be charged via the included lightning cable or wirelessly using a Qi-compatible charging mat.
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Just last month the FCC approved technology from two companies, Energous and PowerCast, to wirelessly power devices over the airwaves.
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I also have the Carry, a portable battery pack that can wirelessly quick-charge my phone when I need it.
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Besides being waterproof, the Side Pocket from Ampere has an internal battery that wirelessly recharges smartphones that support wireless charging.
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If you opt to use it wirelessly, you can listen to music for up to 5 hours at a time.
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And they can wirelessly communicate all these measurements reliably, saving vast sums on engineering, no-longer-necessary wiring and labor.
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The information is transmitted wirelessly to their doctor, who can conduct further assessments, recommend dietary changes and intervene with medication.
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Now here's the bad news: Putting a bunch of wirelessly connected devices in one area could prove irresistible to hackers.
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Wirelessly sharing memes with people in close proximity via the iOS AirDrop feature is a fun way to waste time.
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The record player is available with or without Bluetooth capabilities, which would allow your mom to wirelessly connect to external speakers.
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Eventually, the new approach to wirelessly broadcasting video signals could lead to devices that don't need a power source at all.
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With its W73 wireless chip, Apple has made progress by making it easier to wirelessly pair your headphones with an iPhone.
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Today, phones, smartwatches, and other devices sometimes come with inductive charging coils, which let them charge wirelessly through resonant inductive coupling.
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What makes Dojo weird is the included Dojo Pebble, which takes four AA batteries and communicates wirelessly with the base station.
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While hardly consuming any power, you can wirelessly communicate with your car's engine to diagnose any potential issues on your own.
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We'll charge them wirelessly, update their companion phone apps, and replace their batteries like we're starting to do with our iPhones.
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The ability to wirelessly fetch any song owes much to the iPhone—which itself would not have existed without the iPod.
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But now you'll be able to wirelessly charge your smartphone anywhere you want, thanks to the new charge force powerstation mini.
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Instead of using a remote, it lets you cast (wirelessly toss videos) from streaming apps on your iPhone or Android phone.
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The Mac can be paired with iPads wired or wirelessly, and will have Apple Pencil support when using the new feature.
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I should have the choice to be connected wirelessly over Bluetooth and to have my phone plugged in for CarPlay, too.
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Since the speakers operate wirelessly from the TV and aren't linked together via a cord, each one requires its own outlet.
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The device would connect wirelessly to an iPhone, and show information and images about objects in the wearer's field of vision.
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Whether you use iTunes or update wirelessly, you'll have the same amount of free space on your device after you update.
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If you can't update wirelessly on your iOS device, you can update manually using iTunes on a computer that you trust.
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It then sends that information wirelessly to a connected smartphone, showing you the capacity on a scale of 1 to 10.
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ZaiNar claims their ability to wirelessly synchronize and distribute time between networked devices is a thousand times better than existing technologies.
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AT&T plans to roll out a 5G mobile network, Stephenson said, explaining 5G would bring 1 GB speeds delivered wirelessly.
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Fortunately, connecting up wirelessly to Mac and Windows machines in 2016 is a lot more straightforward than it used to be.
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And Qualcomm says it's working with Facebook to use this tech for its Terragraph project, which wirelessly delivers home internet connections.
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Or if you have some weird affinity for Nintendo's Wiimote, you can wirelessly connect that to the tiny console as well.
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Its new Energy Monitor connects wirelessly, tracks the energy output of your biggest energy hogs and recommends ways to save energy.
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This week, the company behind the Cochlear implant announced a new version of its processor that connects wirelessly to an iPhone.
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Stanford researchers can extract the movement intentions of paralyzed patients from their brain signals, allowing them to use a tablet wirelessly.
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Lastly, Google is launching Google Cast for Education, which lets teachers and students share their screens wirelessly anywhere in the classroom.
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When its 10-hour battery is low, it automatically descends down to its station and charges wirelessly, without interrupting music playback.
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Maybe if future iPhones let you wirelessly charge the AirPods that feature will be more compelling, but right now it isn't.
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To achieve true 5:1 surround audio, you will need a pair of Sonos speakers, which Playbase can connect to wirelessly.
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Vizio's tablet remote charges wirelessly when placed on its dock That said, this is pretty sophisticated for your average TV buyer.
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The early announcement of AirPower, along with a wirelessly charged version of its AirPods headphones, was a break in that tradition.
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The rider cab wirelessly direct what he or she sees in the HUD with a controller fitted to the lefthand handlebar.
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Mophie has released a new line of battery cases for the iPhone that will allow users to wirelessly charge their smartphones.
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Victrola Wood Coffee Table with Bluetooth Speaker Wirelessly stream your favourite music from your smartphone or tablet, through your coffee table.
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The icing on the cake is that both items are wirelessly connected via USB and work up to 10 feet away.
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Panda not included This one works with just about any Windows operating system, and works wirelessly from up to ten meters.
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Google is seeking federal permission to vastly expand its efforts to deliver broadband service wirelessly, Business Insider reported on Wednesday night.
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Both should work with slim cases, though bulkier cases may make it harder to charge wirelessly, so keep that in mind.
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The Glance Clock lets you wirelessly humblebrag by displaying fitness goals of you and your frenemies on the same clock face.
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Alas, there's a catch: To get it all working wirelessly at this point, you'll need to have some pretty specific gear.
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Any external devices (aside from headphones) must be compatible with that jack or wirelessly pair up with the iPad by Bluetooth.
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It has 360-degree sound and great battery life, and you can connect two of them together wirelessly for bigger sound.
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It has 360-degree sound and great battery life, and you can connect two of them together wirelessly for bigger sound.
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Finally, as with the OnePlus 7 Pro, there's no official water resistance and the Pixel 3a isn't able to charge wirelessly.
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Someday, electric cars could even charge wirelessly through so-called inductive systems — chargers embedded in parking spots or the roadway itself.
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One is an AirPower charging pad that can wirelessly charge an iPhone, an Apple Watch and AirPods at the same time.
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Third-party controllers like Sony's DualShock 4 and the Bluetooth-enabled versions of Microsoft's Xbox One gamepad already work wirelessly, though.
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As well as supporting charging via a USB cable, the mouse can also be wirelessly charged via the Qi wireless standard.
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If you have a compatible Mac, you can also wirelessly beam the file from phone to computer with Apple's AirDrop feature.
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Wirelessly streaming videos from a connected DLNA-compatible device, such as a computer or media-enabled hard drive, is also supported.
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This could also be really useful for two people to wirelessly jump onto a single conference call from a single S8 phone.
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Also, I've noticed no clicking or hissing sounds while listening to the P7s wirelessly — an issue that plagues many other wireless headphones.
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It's not a Steam Link either, which simply streams the PC to your TV wirelessly and never consistently offers the same quality.
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The charging station was billed as the only one that could wirelessly charge an iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods all at once.
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For the subwoofer, all you have to do is plug it in and it'll automatically wirelessly sync up with the Command Bar.
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Ossia's Cota technology, for example, can wirelessly deliver power to electronics the same way wifi delivers internet to your phone and computer.
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The Forever Battery is a AA or AAA battery that wirelessly receives power from a Cota Power Transmitter on the 2.4GHz band.
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A gaming handset connected to the phone via Bluetooth, and the phone wirelessly broadcast its screen to a high-definition TV above.
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Those have leaked a couple of times already, and are said to be able to charge wirelessly from the Galaxy S10 itself.
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Fleets of drones could be operated wirelessly from the ground, and the drones could generate power through solar panels or tether movement.
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That last part is a very convienent feature, since you'll be able to stream media to your TV wirelessly, without a dongle.
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Compared to other phones with wireless charging, Samsung's are the only ones that are as fast to charge wirelessly as with cable.
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With iCloud, Apple was once again trying its hand at wirelessly syncing an absurd amount of data across iPhones, iPads, and Macs.
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An AirPods case that can charge iPhones wirelessly is, to my mind, an elegant aid to pushing wireless charging to replace cables.
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Those two halves can be slotted onto the Switch for a giant unwieldy looking mobile system, or they can be used wirelessly.
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Spire Studio, on the other hand, has a lot of use in a very small footprint, and connects to your phone wirelessly.
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The new onscreen fingerprint lock works quickly, as does the PowerShare feature that lets you wirelessly charge other devices with your S10.
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You also don't have to worry about it falling off its base; levitation works 'round the clock, and it can charge wirelessly.
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Both devices transmit glucose levels to a smartphone, either wirelessly and continuously, or with a wave of a smartphone over the sensor.
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You also have the option to buy a wireless charging case which simply enables you to charge the case and AirPods wirelessly.
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In addition to the NES Classic, you can also use the controller to play games wirelessly on PC, Mac, iOS, and Android.
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Attention, Amazon Echo owners: You can now purchase an Alexa-enabled Big Mouth Billy Bass that wirelessly connects to your smart speaker.
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Information on temperature and intracranial pressure was fed wirelessly to computers, and accurately matched the readings on conventional monitors, said the researchers.
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However, Apple users can still wirelessly charge their phones using charging mats from other makers that use the Qi wireless charging standard.
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As with other Fitbits, your activity data can be shared wirelessly to iOS, Android, and Windows Phone smartphones, as well as desktops.
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They wirelessly connect to your device via Bluetooth and have a battery life of up to 30 hours on a single charge.
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As for the Samsung speaker, its surrounds connect wirelessly to the soundbar to try to keep setup from becoming a major hassle.
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To keep aesthetics at the forefront, Samsung uses One Invisible Connection, which favors a wirelessly connected box over cables to reduce clutter.
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A new accessory that enables HTC's Vive VR headset to be used wirelessly is available for preorder on the company's Chinese site.
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Webpass is able to provide gigabit internet wirelessly and is currently operational in about 10 cities, including San Francisco, Boston, and Chicago.
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By keeping Logitech's G Power Play connected to power, the mouse keeps its charge wirelessly by staying on top of the mat.
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They feature the exclusive LinearFlux DL01 Immersive Sound Engine, wirelessly tuned to popular HD streaming services by Apple Music, Spotify, and Pandora.
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The sensor can measure the level of whichever chemical is relevant, and then analyze and wirelessly send that information to another system.
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It's possible to connect your PS23 controller to a Mac computer wirelessly to play digitally downloaded PS4 games without using your console.
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The capsule has tiny phototransistors that send the light information to a microprocessor, which broadcasts it wirelessly to a computer or smartphone.
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There's no way to wirelessly control the volume, customize the touch controls, or access the Galaxy Buds' ambient sound mode or equalizer.
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It has a built-in wireless charger and a USB port so you can charge your devices wirelessly or with a cable.
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He had the Google doc open on a Chromebook, but I couldn't get that laptop to connect wirelessly to our shitty printer.
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To connect an Apple keyboard to your iPad wirelessly, you're going to need a specific kind of keyboard: the Apple Magic Keyboard.
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The AirPod case is charging — either plugged into a charging cable or on a wireless charging pad (if they can charge wirelessly).
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In 2015, the Valve Corporation released Steam Link, which allows users to stream Steam content through their computer wirelessly to a television.
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Plus, wirelessly sending images to your phone for a quick Instagram update is perfect for stoking the jealousy of friends back home.
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And the new machine, called Mavic 2 Enterprise Dual, saves data only on the drone itself rather than by transmitting information wirelessly.
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Apple's AirPods cost about $160, or $1473 for a version with a special case, like this one, that can be charged wirelessly.
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When you connect the device to the TROVA app, you'll be able to lock and unlock the device wirelessly with your thumbprint.
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Its innovative 3-in-1 design allows you to wirelessly charge your smartphone, wireless earbuds, and smartwatch all at the same time.
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Android devices, for example, offered features like near field communication (NFC) for wirelessly transferring information and wireless charging long before the iPhone.
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But since most Xbox One controllers connect wirelessly, it&aposs not always obvious just how many controller connections the console can support.
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The company announced its Powerstation Go today, a portable battery that can jump-start a car while also wirelessly charging your phone.
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Reverse wireless charging is something Samsung introduced with the Galaxy S10 earlier this year, and it can also wirelessly charge other phones.
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The wallet can apparently even do wireless charging of your phone, and can itself be charged wirelessly by an optional leather charging pad.
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Rambo also found some hints that one of the iPhone models can be charged wirelessly, something that has been rumored frequently this summer.
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It also promises to charge your phone wirelessly as it plays music and features a kickstand for when you want to play videos.
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And maybe, just maybe, AirPowerLast year, Apple promised us a pad that wirelessly charges three Apple devices at once, and we're still waiting.
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The four-seater comes packed with touch screens, can recharge its 280-kWh battery wirelessly, and offers a range of nearly 21960 miles.
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The four-seater comes packed with touch screens, can recharge its 20203-kWh battery wirelessly, and offers a range of nearly 250 miles.
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Switch units can also be linked together wirelessly for up to 8-person multiplayer, although we didn't have a chance to test this.
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I was able to set up the second phone by just touching it to the first while they communicated wirelessly with each other.
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Along with new wirelessly charging AirPods, Apple has also released a plethora of candy-colored pastel Watch bands and iPhone cases for spring.
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Qualcomm's new VR headset will be one of the first to work as a standalone mobile headset and also connect to PCs wirelessly.
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It connects wirelessly via Bluetooth to Macs and PCs, but you can connect via USB-C when you need to charge the tablet.
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In addition to being able to charge this smartwatch, it can wirelessly fast charge any compatible device with up to 9W of power.
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You can play the Switch wirelessly, unlike the Wii U whose gamepad had a limited range of functionality between it and its homebase.
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Behind the scenes, Apple has been making moves for years that have lead several experts to believe the next iPhone will charge wirelessly.
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Even with a $100,000 price tag, which can get even higher with customizations requested to each custom-made pair, they don't work wirelessly.
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While a regular battery case would be too thick to allow for wireless charging, the Juice Pack Air is capable of wirelessly charging.
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Oh, and the Galaxy Buds have one really cool trick AirPods don't: They can charge wirelessly from any of the Galaxy S10 phones.
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Phase wirelessly translates a record's movements into timecode, which can then be read by Digital Vinyl System (DVS) software like Serato and Traktor.
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It added that the sensors can transmit critical information regarding temperature and stability wirelessly, so any issues with the capsules can be fixed.
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All models can wirelessly charge another device, such as another phone or compatible accessory, and pack Qualcomm's new high-end Snapdragon 855 processor.
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The company also announced a new virtual reality headset that connects wirelessly with the phone and connects to YouTube and Google Street View.
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And, like every other smartwatch, it wirelessly pairs with your phone over Bluetooth to show you incoming phone calls, texts, and app notifications.
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Qi is the standard that allows the latest model of AirPods to charge wirelessly, which means they don't need to be plugged in.
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Picture it: an enormous queen spider station in the corner of your apartment that communicates wirelessly with its smaller and less powerful offspring.
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Audi's Virtual Cockpit Occupants with up-to-date iPhones can wirelessly transfer addresses from their phone directly to the Q2's navigation system.
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Microsoft Xbox + PC Wireless Adapter for $153 ($215 off): This Xbox controller will also work wirelessly with a PC thanks to an adapter.
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This portable soundbar lives in front of your TV and connects wirelessly via Wi-Fi and the Sonos Android or iOS mobile app.
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In simple terms that means using LED light, pulsated in a way that isn't noticeable to the human eye, to send data wirelessly.
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There are three main ways you can import videos from your iPhone to your Mac computer, two of which you can do wirelessly.
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That's because the app doesn't make a crucial missing feature clear: As of launch, you can't wirelessly link the controller to a smartphone.
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The experimental gadget, Nerivio Migra, is a patch with a battery, electrodes and a computer chip that can wirelessly communicate with mobile devices.
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It has no silver band in the back, and instead of a Lightning port, it charges wirelessly when it's attached to the iPad.
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Google is likely to be looking at new ways to deliver huge amounts of data wirelessly, something Facebook has already talked about doing.
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The Link allows you to stream video games from your PC to a TV wirelessly over Wi-Fi, or with an ethernet cable.
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It can be hard to tell how many controllers can connect to a PS4 at a glance, since you can connect controllers wirelessly.
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Stylish and sticky, the unusual Bezalel Prelude will cling to your phone and charge it wirelessly, while you get on with your day.
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In addition, the choppers could transmit their video feeds wirelessly to command centers or troops on the ground up to 20 miles away.
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You can connect it to your home entertainment system wirelessly via Bluetooth with ease, so you don't have to worry about wire clutter.
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Before music traveled wirelessly, my older brother spent hours connected to Led Zeppelin by a twisted cord that swirled up to bulging headphones.
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If wirelessly charging three devices at once is a must-have feature for your next upgrade, other solutions like the SliceCharge do exist.
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Ikea's smart home ambitions first became visible in 2015 with the introduction of tables and lamps that could wirelessly charge Qi-compatible phones.
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BMW offers Apple CarPlay wirelessly, but, like seemingly everything in a Bimmer, there's a charge for that — in this case, an extra $300.
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After the lab split into two buildings, he and a colleague built a system that could transmit print jobs across the street wirelessly.
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When Sonos teamed up with Google in 2013, it gave Google engineers detailed diagrams on how its speakers interacted wirelessly with one another.
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Instead, patients wear a small sensor on their abdomens, which transmits glucose readings wirelessly to their smartphones or a receiver every five minutes.
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This multiuse mount magnetically secures your screen to your dash where you can see it and wirelessly charges the battery while you drive.
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Puma has been experimenting with tech products in recent years, after it launched its first wirelessly connected self-lacing sneakers back in 2016.
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The device also wirelessly syncs with computers and smartphones in order to transmit your fitness data in understandable charts to monitor your progress.
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There are cybersecurity risks to address, too, since autonomous vehicles will be connected wirelessly to the internet and could be susceptible to hacking.
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Charging the case wirelessly is slow — Apple tells me the case charges at 5 watts, which is slower than the iPhone is capable of, and it can take up to three and a half hours to fully tank up the case wirelessly, compared to the roughly two hours it takes over the Lightning cable, which is still an option on the new case.
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Consider this: The $26+ iPhone 2300 can do everything the $211,211+ iPhone X can, except charge wirelessly and unlock your phone with your face.
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The $200 Roku speakers connect wirelessly to TVs that run on the Roku operating system, and they work almost exclusively as a soundbar alternative.
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Technical details are surprisingly scant, but supposedly it can deliver 2K images wirelessly at 90 frames per seconds while adding 2 milliseconds of latency.
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The firm has investments in Chinese companies that make chips which manage charging devices wirelessly, or that fuse camera data into three-dimensional scans.
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This exquisite corpse can be controlled wirelessly so practitioners can rehearse elaborate medical scenarios in which the patient goes into shock and even "dies."
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For example, you'll need a new AirPods case if you want to wirelessly charge those, since the current case doesn't support wireless charging. Yeesh.
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Plug the Mpow receiver into the car's audio adapter and you're connected wirelessly to your phone, allowing you to stream over the car's speakers.
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With technical development and production by Greg Gage, HHsI allows one individual to wirelessly control the arms of multiple bodies with their brain signals.
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In its warning, the FDA noted that these devices pose the risk of someone nearby connecting wirelessly and then potentially hacking into the devices.
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Also for iPad users: the Apple Pencil now charges wirelessly and magnetically sticks to your tablet so you don't lose it, which is helpful.
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The live stream capture is sent wirelessly to a smartphone first and is then uploaded as a "Live Broadcast" to either YouTube or Facebook.
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According to SamMobile, the tablet will include a new S Pen that can wirelessly charge from the tablet while it's magnetically attached to it.
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It can be used alone or wirelessly synced up with other speakers, and it has built-in Siri for answering questions and taking commands.
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Give me a Google Pixel phone that lets me wirelessly send files to a Pixelbook laptop, and you have a match made in heaven.
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Samsung's Galaxy S20 lineup, as well as its older Galaxy S10 phones, can wirelessly charge other devices by resting them on the phone's back.
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The Apple Pencil 2 now charges wirelessly via a magnetic attachment that clips to the side of the tablet and lets it automatically pair.
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The insulin pumps subject to the recall connect wirelessly to other insulin equipment, including glucose meters, a monitoring system and controls that pump insulin.
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Something new for diabetes patients to worry about: Someone nearby could potentially connect wirelessly to your Medtronic MiniMed insulin pump, the FDA warned yesterday.
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The Gear IconX will be available in blue, black, or white, and will include a handy carrying case that also wirelessly charges the earbuds.
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The high end is evened out and there are no aberrant peaks to disturb my listening, which I very occasionally find while listening wirelessly.
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I've tested the headphones both wirelessly and with a wire, from a variety of sources, including the LG V30 and a 2017 MacBook Pro.
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For $45, you can get a Memomate without the wireless charging case, while a $54 pledge will get you the upgraded, wirelessly charging model.
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These shades can be wirelessly controlled with your smartphone or tablet, so you can choose an ideal light setting for any mood or activity.
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To take the sting out of the two-day battery life, Samsung says you can wirelessly charge the device via a Galaxy S10 phone.
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It can beam what's happening to a monitor wirelessly and has several ports including an HDMI, DisplayPort, 6 USB ports and an ethernet port.
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Like Garmin's other fitness watches and activity trackers, the Vivomove watch will wirelessly sync to Garmin's mobile app on iOS, Android, and Windows Phone.
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And with AT&T's network, a patient can send their logs for the week to a doctor wirelessly, without having to schedule an appointment.
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Astro's Luna Display hardware dongle is a dream for anyone who wants their iPad to act as a second screen for their Mac – wirelessly.
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The mat was intended to wirelessly charge up to three Apple products at once, such as an iPhone, Apple Watch and AirPods wireless headphones.
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It's the first peek at an integrated ecosystem of smart footwear that will charge wirelessly, remember your preferences, and even analyze your athletic performance.
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Ann Arbor is also wirelessly connected using vehicle-to-vehicle communications technology called DSRC so that intersections and vehicle can communicate with each other.
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In 30 minutes, your tablet, which is wirelessly connected to the Spartan Cube, will tell you if the bacterial DNA is present or not.
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Some people have noted the possible security ramifications of having a lethal payload on a (presumably) wirelessly controlled robot that could be easily hacked.
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You can indeed use an Xbox One controller with a Mac, but you'll need a wired connection via microUSB cable — you can't play wirelessly.
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In terms of functionality, the new AirPods Pro charging case is identical to the original: You plunk in your AirPods, and they charge wirelessly.
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The Nyrius Aries Pro is a device that wirelessly transmits an HDMI signal from your computer or gaming console to a TV or projector.
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It has a 10,000mAh capacity, so it'll charge an iPhone multiple times whether you want to juice up wirelessly or with your lightning cable.
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A similar printing service from Apple, called AirPrint, is still up and running to wirelessly print from laptops, iPhones, iPads, and other Apple devices.
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At the company's OC3 developer's conference late last year, Oculus gave press previews of "Santa Cruz," its wirelessly tracked all-in-one prototype headset.
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When a design is complete, the app lets you export the STL print files wirelessly to your at-home printer, whether Mattel's or otherwise.
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That's the idea behind this project that equips bumblebees with sensor-filled backpacks that charge wirelessly and collect data on the fields they visit.
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It connects to Garmin's own Connect app to show you your stats and you can sync with a heart-rate monitor and phone wirelessly.
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You can also Cast music from your phone or PC over Wi-Fi to the iGV1, or play music wirelessly on it via Bluetooth.
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If the iPad is near a compatible Mac, it is also possible to wirelessly transfer the movie to the computer with Apple's AirDrop feature.
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Though some cars can connect with CarPlay and Android Auto wirelessly, many still require a wire to connect your phone to the infotainment systems.
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But one group of tribes in southern California is using every tool it can think of, including using television spectrum to broadcast internet wirelessly.
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And then my printer won't print wirelessly and the printer customer service guy tells me it's because it doesn't work with a 5G network.
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Hell, I would have been into the hotly-tipped reverse wireless charging feature, even though I don't have any gadgets to reverse wirelessly charge.
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The three-year-old company, which closed its doors last week, made $500 automotive backup cameras that transmitted data wirelessly to the driver's smartphone.
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It's able to wirelessly connect to up to three phones or tablets so you and your friends can take turns playing your favorite songs.
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Once the 6,000 mAh gets depleted, you can even juice it up while wirelessly charging your phone, so you get to power both simultaneously.
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Pew now estimates that 84 percent of all American adults use the Internet in some capacity, whether wirelessly or via a wired broadband connection.
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Simply connect to a Bluetooth speaker wirelessly or by using the 3.5mm audio cable and connecting it to the headphone jack or auxiliary input.
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However, the charging pad is small, so unlike some wirelessly charging mouse pads, you won't be able to use your mouse as it charges.
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NUCURRENT, A STARTUP in Chicago, has come up with a way to charge electronic gizmos wirelessly—a nifty trick for devices such as smartphones.
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If a toy connects wirelessly through Bluetooth, it should require some type of unique pin or password, to make sure that connection is secure.
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It's an efficient method: Wirelessly communicating improvements to a digitally equipped vehicle means that customers don't have to come in for every small tuneup.
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On the more expensive Pro model, the Chinese tech giant touted a key new feature — the ability to charge your phone wirelessly from another phone.
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The speakers connect to each other wirelessly, but you'll need a cable to connect the primary sound bar speaker to your TV or audio receiver.
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The ROG Phone even supports 802.11 WiGig connectivity, so you can stream gameplay wirelessly to a nearby TV or monitor using Asus' companion WiGig Dock.
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Instead of needing to plug in an iPhone, an Apple Watch and AirPods, all three could just be dropped onto a pad and charged wirelessly.
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The device is scheduled to come out next month and appears to be the first backup battery system to charge itself, and your phone, wirelessly.
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Elon Musk is even reportedly starting a new company, Neuralink, which will make implants for the human brain that can wirelessly interface with a computer.
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The Pixel Stand: This is a $79 add-on that lets you wirelessly charge your phone and, effectively, transforms it into a miniature Google Home.
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Asus has also integrated in Xbox Wireless support, allowing you to wirelessly connect an Xbox One using Microsoft's proprietary wireless connection and not just Bluetooth.
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They can pair wirelessly via the Alexa app, and you can tweak their sound settings (bass, treble, and midrange) verbally or through the Alexa app.
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Even Samsung's Galaxy Buds make a brief appearance, revealing that you can wirelessly charge them by placing them on the rear of Samsung's Galaxy S10.
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Streaming dual 8K feeds wirelessly would also undoubtedly pose a daunting challenge, though rendering technologies enabled by eye-tracking could reduce the streaming load considerably.
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Since Roku is ultimately in control of both, the speakers can wirelessly connect to the TVs over Wi-Fi and don't require a hard connection.
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The service, once enabled, immediately begins to scan and protect the home network — including devices plugged in through Ethernet as well as those connected wirelessly.
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Having Ossia's Cota chip built into a device isn't completely essential for it to be able to charge wirelessly, but it's a more elegant solution.
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It's created a product named MyLiFi that lets you get internet wirelessly using a lamp and a dongle that plugs into your computer's USB port.
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Charge Force pads, on the other hand, wirelessly charge your device and case (in that order) while you're working, hanging out at home, or driving.
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The Cloud Mix isn't HyperX's first wireless headset, but its pre-existing Cloud Flight relied on a USB dongle to connect to your machine wirelessly.
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From there, you'll be able to wirelessly sync those videos (and photos) to your phone, and adorn them with a suite of Snapchat's 23D effects.
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The Wireless OptionsApple TV (iOS)If you want to wirelessly connect your iPhone to your TV using AirPlay, the Apple TV is your easiest solution.
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NightStand for Apple Watch — $239.99 See Details Charge your Apple Watch and iPhone wirelessly and at the same time with this Qi-compatible charging pad.
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For one, it wasn't mobile; it was home internet service that just happened to be delivered wirelessly during the final stretch to a subscriber's home.
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It instead relies on a smartphone for its brain, wirelessly connecting to the TomTom mobile app and serving as more of an auxiliary touchscreen display.
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Moreover, Rao said that the team is looking into ways to power the implants wirelessly, removing the need for surgeries to replace the device's batteries.
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The Podo crew tells me you can hook several of them up to each other wirelessly, connecting them to several sets of headphones or speakers.
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The WISP project has been making battery-free electronics, which work wirelessly by harvesting power from ambient radio waves, a reality for a while now.
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Apple's earbuds are said to include "a noise-cancelling microphone system" that will allow users to interact with the iPhone and control Siri completely wirelessly.
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The goal is to develop a pair of glasses that could connect wirelessly to an iPhone and overlay information on the wearer's field of vision.
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Bluetooth is considered to not be the most secure way to send information wirelessly, but its low energy version is even more vulnerable to attacks.
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The micro-farms come packed with more than just fruits, veggies and salad greens — smart technology allows you to be wirelessly connected to your crops.
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Bilateral charging would allow users to wirelessly charge accessories like AirPods or the Apple Watch simply by resting them on the back of their iPhone.
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The One's sound blows equivalently priced rivals out of the water, and it can wirelessly hook up to other Sonos devices for multi-room sound.
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Called simply "N," the white device wraps around the back of your neck and is designed to deliver music and sound to the user wirelessly.
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It plugs into a car stereo's audio jack and creates a Bluetooth connection to wirelessly connect to the iPhone 7 for music and phone calls.
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Programmed by advanced programming students at the universities, the robots exchanged information wirelessly and "bet" on which of their teammates would reach the ball first.
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A digital camera with a digital printer that connects wirelessly to an app on your smartphone may not be capable of capitalizing on this trend.
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In other words, the autonomous police car could wirelessly connect to the original car to communicate with the passenger, verify identity, and issue a citation.
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Spansive says Source charges at a rate of up to 5W for each phone being charged wirelessly, while the USB ports push up to 12W.
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Those who have a Fire TV Cube, Fire TV Stick 4K, or third-generation Fire TV can wirelessly pair their streaming device with the Studio.
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That means no Amazon Alexa and no Google Assistant on the Sonos One SL. The speaker does, however, stream music wirelessly over Apple's AirPlay 2.
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The icon for AirDrop, Apple's technology for wirelessly beaming files between iOS devices and Macs, is in the bottom-left corner of the expanded panel.
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And while the latest iPhone won't have the capability to wirelessly charge other devices (RIP Apple AirPower), you know what the new phones will have?
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It's the best stylus around, and it magnetically clings to the side of the tablet where it auto-pairs with the device and charges wirelessly.
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They wirelessly transmit the coordinates of his body parts to computers that transform the data into the avatar projected onto screens moving over the stage.
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Works wirelessly with PS4 and PC The previous Astro A50 was one of our favorites wireless sets, and the 2019 Gen 4 version is, too.
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The technology has since improved and the devices are now rechargeable wirelessly, Dr. Mayberg said; the surgical techniques also have been refined in recent years.
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It has an alarm, vibrates when there is a text or message (syncs wirelessly to a smartphone) and can be connected to control household devices.
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Sonos sued Google Tuesday for patent infringement, saying Google used technology developed by Sonos that allows smart speakers to wirelessly play music in different rooms.
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It's able to work well wirelessly across a variety of devices since the receiver is a plug-and-play affair with most USB-C devices.
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But the matte finish shouldn't disrupt the phones' ability to charge wirelessly, and Kuo claims that the phones will also charge AirPods in a pinch.
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Refurbished iPad Pro 10.5-inch 64GB WiFi tablet (gold) — $429.99 See Details These iPad tablets wirelessly connect to WiFi and hotspots to provide fast operation.
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Both use the WiSA wireless standard, meaning they can connect wirelessly to LG's 2019 NanoCell and OLED TVs using a WiSA USB Transmitter (sold separately).
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For about $300, you can buy a huge hard drive that connects to your Wi-Fi network and backs up all of your machines wirelessly.
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It would be able to charge to 80% of its capacity in under 30 minutes, and Audi says it would charge wirelessly without human assistance.
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A barely audible hum, not unpleasant, exists — only when the headphones are connected wirelessly — but I don't think anyone will notice it while listening to music.
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"We believe that these demonstrations illustrate the viability of collections of wirelessly powered and controlled functional origami robots and devices," noted the authors in the study.
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New features include H1 Chip with up to 50 percent more talk time, hands-free "Hey Siri" capability, and now you can wirelessly charge your case.
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The Apple Watch already wirelessly charges with its own pad and the iPhone X, 8, and 8 Plus can use third-party charging pads and bases.
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You get some USB-C headphones in the box with the Pixel 3 phones, for example, if you're not ready to start streaming your tunes wirelessly.
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Luna Display by Astropad is a tiny dongle that connects your MacBook to an iPad wirelessly, turning the tablet into a second monitor for your laptop.
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Google Fiber also made the deal to boost its efforts to deliver broadband internet wirelessly, an experimental tech it hopes will expand coverage at cheaper costs.
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But now other Android phone makers will be able to wirelessly transit higher quality audio using LDAC to speakers and headphones that have the technology included.
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If Google does go back to VR, standalone headsets (or headsets wirelessly tethered to phones, if future technology enables this) still seem like its clearest bet.
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The new Seaboard Block works with Roli's Blocks system, which lets you mix and match components and connect them wirelessly to Roli's companion mobile app, Noise.
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Specifically, in the "lounge" portion of the bus, riders can wirelessly charge their smartphones through inductive charging pads as well as check information on large displays.
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These truly wireless headphones, a kind of successor to the Gear IconX line, can be recharged wirelessly with the S2579.99, thanks to its Wireless PowerShare feature.
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It's shorter and wider, but the thickness is about the same (and like Apple's second-gen AirPods, it also charges wirelessly or via a lightning cable).
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Both pairs also track your activity (of course!) and pair wirelessly with an app, where you can control the temperature or the height of your heels.
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The Key Light rig communicates wirelessly with the computer, allowing users to control lighting brightness and even warmth via Elgato's Control Center app or Stream Deck.
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Apple announced third-generation iPad Pros at its October event in Brooklyn today, along with an updated Apple Pencil that now charges wirelessly via magnetic attachment.
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The scanner wirelessly syncs up with a mobile app, called Skin360, which will show a person's skin health over time and suggest they improve their skin.
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An onboard chip monitors neural signals, which are then sent wirelessly to the operator and turned into a simple LED: red for yes, green for no.
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Related: Eerie Infrared Kites and Track Down the Physical Internet This Art Show Exists Wirelessly on an Offline Network Parody Patent Drawings Highlight Silicon Valley Greed
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MORE than half a dozen large carmakers, including Audi, Ford and Volvo, are soon expected to begin selling electric vehicles (EVs) that can be charged wirelessly.
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It works with any device that can wirelessly connect to Bluetooth peripherals and offers basic controls including shoulder buttons, a directional pad, and four action buttons.
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All those devices and sensors would also wirelessly connect to far-off data centers, where millions of computer servers manage and learn from all that information.
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The Arlo Pro 2 cameras are rechargeable and work wirelessly, meaning setup is fast and there's no need to call an electrician to set them up.
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Mophie on Friday announced the 3-in-1 wireless charging pad that can wirelessly power AirPods, an Apple Watch and an iPhone at the same time.
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Plus, like the more expensive models, it lets you wirelessly charge other devices, like Samsung's Galaxy Buds, by placing them on the back of the phone.
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These devices were still limited to around 1.3 megapixels — but at least they were capable of wirelessly sending images, and in some cases, even printing them.
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According to a new report from Bloomberg, the iPhone 8 is rumored to have the advanced ability to charge wirelessly, which would definitely solve this issue.
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It has worked to position itself as a player in the so-called smart-home market, which aims to connect consumers wirelessly to various household devices.
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Each sneaker has a battery that lasts five to seven days, but they can be recharged wirelessly — so you (thankfully) don't have to plug them in.
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Like other connected scales, it will measure your weight and body fat and wirelessly send it to an app, in this case the UA Record app.
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Then they wirelessly sync your run data to the MapMyRun app, and were, in my experience, more accurate at tracking distances than the UA Band was.
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As you'd expect, the Gear IconX connect to the phone wirelessly and have no wires connecting the two earbuds — they are truly independent of each other.
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The car will wirelessly receive real-time signal information from city-wide traffic management systems, allowing drivers to see how long until the light turns green.
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I paired devices with Bluetooth, had Apple CarPlay and Android Auto at my disposal, and could plug devices into USB ports and charge my iPhone wirelessly.
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Both the keyboard and accompanying mouse wirelessly connect to your computer or gaming system, so you can keep your work station clear from cords and clutter.
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Using Bluetooth, ANT+, and ANT+ FE-C, you can control it wirelessly from just about any device using the Wahoo Fitness App, Zwift, TrainerRoad, and more.
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If you're planning to wirelessly charge the iPhone 8, you need a thinner style of case, because super thick ones won't work with wireless charging pads.
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Since it connects wirelessly to other speakers and includes one built-in speaker, he won't need to mess around with a bunch of cables and cords.
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The Spectacles sunglasses allow people to record 10-second clips, with the point-of-view videos uploaded wirelessly to the Snapchat app on the person's phone.
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Then you can unplug the Move controllers and use them wirelessly, or use the traditional PlayStation controller to navigate the menu and play virtual-reality games.
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Levimoon recharges wirelessly and can levitate 24/7, so you can enjoy it day or night as mood lighting or the most awesome night light ever.
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The patent application, made public late Wednesday, is for a device that could either be part of a portable electronic device or communicate wirelessly with one.
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The HW-K950 can connect to subwoofers and rear speaker units wirelessly which means you don't have to drag speaker cable all over your living room.
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Users don't have to do anything to trigger the update on their end – it will be downloaded and installed automatically when the device is connected wirelessly.
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The use of mobile wallets like Apple Pay and Samsung Pay, which wirelessly send transaction data from a smartphone to a payments reader, is also growing.
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It can deliver up to 10W, which is enough to charge iPhones and most Android phones at the top speed they can be wirelessly charged at.
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Most of that has been achieved through licensing unused spectrum from the FCC and building towers to beam internet wirelessly across the spectrum to local communities.
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Coming from the iPhone 6s, for instance, you're getting double the storage, the option to wirelessly charge your iPhone, a refreshed design, and a faster camera.
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Apple also introduced a new iPad keyboard, a new stylus that charges wirelessly and connects magnetically to the iPad, and new iPad apps like Adobe Photoshop.
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Wirelessly linked gadgets like security cameras, thermostats and baby monitors (usually called the Internet of Things) have been targets for intruders looking to invade or disrupt.
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When the Switch is docked in console mode, you can connect the wireless transmitter to a USB port on the dock and use the headphones wirelessly.
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I've tested the headphones both wirelessly and with a wire, from a variety of sources, including the iPhone 11 Pro Max and a 2017 MacBook Pro.
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The sleek, small sound bars don't require any additional cables or equipment and have Bluetooth built in (or AirPlay) so you can easily play music wirelessly.
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Most of the major banks are using a technology called near-field communications (known as N.F.C.), which enables devices to exchange information wirelessly over short distances.
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"You can also deploy multiple devices at different areas of interest across the body and you can control all of them wirelessly and simultaneously," he added.
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Mophie went on to make multiple versions of this case for different kinds of phones, including models that can be charged wirelessly — an even better idea.
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Manufacturers are now making nearly every electronic appliance "smart" by adding an internet connection or a Bluetooth connection so it can wirelessly talk to your phone.
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Samsung is so confident in the new Galaxy phone's battery that it designed the device to wirelessly charge other gadgets, like smart watches and other phones.
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Lenovo&aposs arguably steep price tag includes an optional 5G radio as well as a Bluetooth, wirelessly-charging keyboard and Active Pen stylus in the box.
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AT&T can also deliver content wirelessly, as Verizon is now doing with its Go90 service, all the while saving money for both companies through consolidation.
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Samsung also unveiled new Galaxy Buds with built-in microphones and its Bixby personal assistant; like Apple's AirPods, they wirelessly charge in their own carrying case.
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Interference reduction is important since this router can support up to 50 wirelessly connected devices simultaneously, and three wired connections, thanks to its three Ethernet ports.
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The technology that allows an autonomous vehicle to wirelessly inform another that it's coming around a blind corner is, ironically, where hackers would find the most vulnerabilities.
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They include the iPhone 8 and 2999 Plus, which have faster processors and better cameras than last year's iPhone 264 — and now you can charge them wirelessly.
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Presumably, there's nothing stopping you from hooking up a wired keyboard using the tablet's USB Type-C 3.1 port on bottom, or doing it wirelessly over Bluetooth.
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Equipped with Qualcomm 3.0 Quick Charging Technology, it can charge your Qi-enabled iPhone, Apple Watch, and AirPods all at the same time at blazing speeds — wirelessly.
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First of all, the idea of a dedicated box handling the processing and communicating with the device wirelessly sounds like the most plausible aspect of the rumors.
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Streaming video usually involves taking raw data from an image sensor, converting it into a compressed signal to minimize the file size, and then broadcasting it wirelessly.
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Using what is called Free Space Optical Communication (FSOC), Alphabet proved it's possible to reliably send data wirelessly between balloons floating thousands of feet in the sky.
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The amplifier is required to power the speakers, and it also allows you to connect them wirelessly to other Sonos speakers that you have in your house.
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"Managing heat is definitely one of the challenges in wirelessly transferring power beyond 10 watts," said Charlie Quong, VP of product development and engineering for Zagg (Mophie).
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It would be similar to the Wireless PowerShare feature on the Galaxy S10, which can be used to wirelessly charge another phone or accessories like Galaxy Buds.
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It is comprised of five very expensive products — with designs that you'll either love or hate — that can be wirelessly synced to each other a la Sonos.
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Formation Duo – With the same carbon-domed, tweeter-on-top technology and Continuum cone driver as Bowers & Wilkins' industry-defining wired speakers, now experience legendary sound, wirelessly.
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You're charging wirelessly at home — so why are you still dealing with tangled cables and awkward angles when you need to charge your devices in your car?
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According to a new patent by Sony, published earlier this month, the Japanese giant wants you to be able to mooch battery power wirelessly from nearby devices.
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The newest iPad Pros support an updated version of the Apple Pencil that can wirelessly charge off the tablet itself, after magnetically attaching to the tablet's side.
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The Wi-Fi Alliance is announcing plans to begin certifying a Wi-Fi feature called TimeSync, which will allow wirelessly connected devices to stay perfectly in sync.
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At a computer-security conference in 2015, researchers demonstrated how wirelessly to hack a car made by Jeep, spinning its steering wheel or slamming on its brakes.
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I've been using Sidecar wirelessly, though it also works wired and Apple has said there shouldn't really be any performance disparity regardless of which way you go.
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I also tested Apple's Magic Trackpad and it worked fine over a USB-C to Lightning cable, but I couldn't find a way to pair it wirelessly.
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Recently, it finished creating guidelines that also address wireless compatibility, to look at how medical devices that communicate wirelessly interact with the ever-growing internet of things.
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The researchers' robots, however, are small enough to navigate their way around all the various blades, photographing everything they see and relaying the pictures wirelessly to technicians.
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So far, the support appears to only be for devices in North America, and the only head units that work wirelessly are available from JVC and Kenwood.
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The Impossible Project I-1's best new feature, however, is a companion smartphone app that allows the camera to be wirelessly controlled over a Bluetooth connection.
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Shopify says on a full charge the reader lasts 400 chip transactions or 700 swipes, and it can pair wirelessly with Android or Apple phones over Bluetooth.
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There is another option for connecting (maybe useful for older controllers you want to attach wirelessly, which is to buy an Xbox Wireless Adapter ($24 or thereabouts).
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But is your smart home really that smart if you still pluck your eyebrows by looking in a mirror that isn't wirelessly communicating with three other devices?
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None of these accessories are ones that you can't already find as separate products that can either connect wirelessly to your phone or through a physical cable.
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And the new, $180 UA Scale scale measures your weight and body fat percentage, and then wirelessly sends it to the UA Record health and fitness app.
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I love that it charges wirelessly, a feature that is available in Apple's brand new AirPods or through a new $79 case for the last-generation model.
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The device, which is placed in a headband, can communicate wirelessly to a phone, so the researchers think it could end up in a smartwatch one day.
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And students also can wirelessly use AirPrint if they're running a new version of iOS or MacOS, which is a convenience unheard of in enterprise-scale printing.
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In reality, it's little more than a display, battery, and keyboard, but it turns into a Windows PC when you wirelessly connect the Elite x3 to it.
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"The Commission's response to my questions validates my concerns about the risk of crippling cyberattacks made easier through connected consumer appliances and wirelessly connected household devices," Sen.
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Apple's CarPlay, which is a sleek iOS-style infotainment system, has been capable of communicating with supported vehicles wirelessly since the launch of iOS 9 last year.
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Worse yet, the researchers didn't need physical access to the lights — they were infected wirelessly by a drone or car while still a few hundred feet away.
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Part of QR code obsolescence is the advance of NFC (near field communications) technology, wherein a device or chip can communicate wirelessly with another nearby device, e.g.
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Over the next five years, Ford alone will outfit 20 million cars with the technology, which will allow vehicle data to be exchanged wirelessly over the cloud.
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It connects via USB (it can also connect wirelessly if a car supports it) and then silences most notifications and whittles down the apps available to drivers.
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There is a plan to eventually let the Stadia controller connect wirelessly to your smartphone, but like so many other features it's not an option at launch.
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Microsoft's previous affordable access projects focused on experiments with a technology called white spaces, which uses vacant television bandwidth to wirelessly deliver the Internet over long distances.
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A team of computer scientists has built a new app that can wirelessly detect credit card skimmers, often found discreetly placed on gas pumps and bank ATMs.
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Mr. Kitchen said that when his quartet workshops a new piece with the composer, changes are sometimes made on the spot and shared wirelessly with the players.
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The data is then wirelessly transmitted to the tablet and sent, via a mobile phone, to a cardiologist who can interpret the data in under 20 minutes.
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It was a great start to my week wearing Sony's Xperia Ear device, a tiny headset that sits in your ear and connects wirelessly to a smartphone.
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The company has already rolled out an easy-to-implement software update that fixes the issue and wirelessly updates the key fob in just a few minutes.
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What really hit me about the discussion, though, was how many different ways are now available to wirelessly connect — and how many more are still to come.
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The case is made of shiny plastic which attracts fingerprints, and the internal battery is charged wirelessly or with a USB Type-C port on the back.
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The S Pen, bundled with the new Samsung Galaxy Note 10, is a Low-Energy Bluetooth stylus that now communicates gesture commands with its paired smartphone wirelessly.
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It features a built-in wall charger, plus built-in lightning, micro USB, and USB-C cables, and the ability to wirelessly charge your Qi-compatible devices.
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The case is a little thick, but the buttons remained clicky, and I was able to wirelessly charge the S20 Ultra with the case on the phone.
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This design allows the mobile device to sit flush with the charging pad so it can wirelessly charge — something that hasn't been possible with standard wireless chargers.
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In its warning at the time, the FDA noted that these devices pose the risk of someone nearby connecting wirelessly and then potentially hacking into the devices.
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Voice assistants on smart speakers have also become the control hubs for wirelessly connected devices like light bulbs, streaming TV boxes, thermostats and other smart home appliances.
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The charger itself can also be juiced up wirelessly, so you never really have to worry about those crappy Lightning cables again if you don't want to.
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It can use this capability to charge its keyboard case wirelessly, but you can also use it to charge headphones or your smartphone if they support it.
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The immediate benefit to a technology like this is faster transfers through AirDrop, the feature that lets Apple device owners share files with other compatible gadgets wirelessly.
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Belkin Soundform Elite Speaker ($299.99, spring 2020)More than just a great sounding speaker with Google Assistant, the Belkin Soundform Elite can also wirelessly charge your smartphone.
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By now, most people reading this might already know how the Apple Watch works: It connects wirelessly to an iPhone and tracks your movement throughout the day.
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They're all water resistant up to 10ATM (meaning they're suitable for all water activities except scuba diving) and can be wirelessly connected to a ton of accessories.
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The ability to wirelessly send photos from the camera to your phone or computer is great if you want to quickly post your shots on social media.
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The watch will be able to charge wirelessly on Samsung's new Duo wireless charging pad, which can charge a smartphone and the watch at the same time.
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Another cool feature: You can store the accessory keyboard inside the folio when it's closed and it will wirelessly draw a charge from the ThinkPad X1 Fold.
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"An unauthorized person with special technical skills and equipment could potentially connect wirelessly to a nearby insulin pump to change settings and control insulin delivery," Medtronic said.
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Better still, the case charges wirelessly (are you listening Apple?!) And, if you have Samsung's new Galaxy S10, you can use your phone to wirelessly charge the case if you need some extra juice in a hurry, which is almost enough to overlook the fact that the case itself only buys you an extra seven hours of battery life, compared with the up to 19 hours you get with AirPods.
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The Dell Latitude 213, the world's first wirelessly charging laptop, is now on sale, but its charging capabilities will have to be added on at an additional cost.
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Such devices are capable of being controlled wirelessly via smartphone app, meaning you can change your router's settings and keep tabs on connected devices right on your phone.
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The Satellite can connect wirelessly through Bluetooth 4.1 with AptX support (no Apt HD, alas), as well as offering a standard 3.5mm headphone jack for a wired connection.
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Right now, it can only transmit data via a wired connection (it uses USB-C), but ultimately the goal is to create a system than can work wirelessly.
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That wireless goal will be embodied in a product that Neuralink calls the "N1 sensor," designed to be embedded inside a human body and transmit its data wirelessly.
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Mophie's charge force cases have been known for making it easier for people to wirelessly charge their phones at their desk or in the car using magnetic mounts.
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Of course, a feature that early customers of the phone will appreciate even more is the ability to wirelessly charge their phones without having to remove the case.
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This matches the current price at Amazon, though Walmart's deal on the Watch (pictured above) includes a free Motile 230,10.23mAh power bank that can wirelessly charge the smartwatch.
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That latest viral video might start out in an underwater data center before traveling to a satellite, undersea cable or balloon — then hopping wirelessly to reach your phone.
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Earlier this year, Mophie unveiled a line of cases that charge wirelessly, and the company is now following suit with a battery that uses its "Charge Force" tech.
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The Charge Force Powerstation will wirelessly charge a compatible Juice Pack case as well as other devices that support Qi wireless charging — Samsung's new Galaxy Note7, for example.
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"The headset is wirelessly connected to a tablet, which the officer uses to direct the gunner's attention toward targets, and to start or stop firing," Defense One reported.
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The video is stored on the device and can be wirelessly offloaded to a phone over Wifi or Bluetooth so users can edit and share via Snapchat later.
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Dubbed the "first-ever smart rig for concentrate consumers," the Peak can heat up in just 20 seconds and operates wirelessly, so no more switching seats during handoffs.
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To be sure, all cars of the future will need to communicate wirelessly, but what Comcast won't acknowledge is that they won't need the internet to do it.
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HTT calls its vibranium a smart material made of sensor-embedded carbon fiber that will wirelessly and instantly transmit critical information about the capsules' temperature, stability and integrity.
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AP ImagesA team of researchers were able to wirelessly attack a Tesla Model S and gain control over some of its internal electronic components including the car's brakes.
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Simply plug in the two speakers, press the "Connect" button on the back, and the speakers will wirelessly connect over Wi-Fi to your existing Roku TV device.
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Those completely against Lightning port headphones would be able to use good old Bluetooth headphones, which would connect wirelessly or connect regular headphones via some kind of dongle.
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There are smart speakers, which connect wirelessly to other devices, and then there's the new era of smart speakers, designed to offer services through voice-controlled virtual assistants.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Managing Asia ", Flex's Mike McNamara said that entailed making sure the device was durable, waterproof, could absorb shock, was able to connect wirelessly and more.
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Also users can wirelessly pair their TV with their Home Theatre and Bluetooth Speaker and carry the TV audio with them to any other part of the home.
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An alternative, says Abrams, is to substitute Near Field Magnetic Induction (NFMI) for RF. NFMI uses the modulations of magnetic fields to transfer data wirelessly between two points.
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Ring's new Stick Up Cam can work both indoor or outdoors, with a fully weatherproof casing, and it can operate wirelessly thanks to a built-in rechargeable battery.
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At the time, Reuters reported that the robot would operate through stakes in the ground that wirelessly connect to a mower and map out where it should cut.
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ConnectedNES is an open-source project that wirelessly and easily connects the 8-bit NES game console to the internet with a custom "modem" you can build yourself.
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The Google Home Mini can also connect wirelessly to any Chromecast Audio compatible speaker, so that you can easily set up a multi-room audio around your house.
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The centered logo would show users where to charge their AirPods and Apple Watches, as the iPhone will be capable of wirelessly charging other devices, according to Bloomberg.
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While the updates to the iPhone were incremental, Apple executives hinted that the iPhone changes were part of a companywide effort to wirelessly connect everything inside a home.
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They can also be relayed wirelessly to one of the groundbreaking mechanical prosthetic arms currently in development, allowing the user to operate a bionic limb with their mind.
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These powerful ECUs are typically connected, sometimes wirelessly, to the car's main computer and to each other by a data bus — sending and receiving data, files and commands.
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Bad news people: It looks like Apple's new iPhones won't be able to wirelessly charge other devices, at least that's what famed Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicts.
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Apple claims 11-hour battery life (when web browsing wirelessly), there's 256 GB of internal base storage, 8 GB of RAM, Touch ID, and a 2560x1600 screen resolution.
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Dell (DELL) Mobile Connect links customers' cellphones to their PCs wirelessly — making it possible to access a phone screen, text, make calls and use apps from their computers.
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Works corded with Switch (and wirelessly for Switch's mobile-based chat) I've been using the Arctis 24X for months now, and it's become my favorite Xbox One headset.
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Shank even custom designed a center grip piece, allowing the two halves to be used wirelessly as a single regular controller (just like the normal Joy-Cons can).
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A Toslink optical audio port is also featured for TVs without HDMI, and you can also wirelessly stream music from a mobile device via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi.
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The researchers found that they can access a development tool known as "Android Debug Bridge," either wirelessly or through USB ports or ethernet, to take over a unit.
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It's part of the group's wider efforts to wirelessly connect cars to online "cloud-based systems," allowing automakers to gather data, diagnose problems and update vehicle software remotely.
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It conveniently features a built-in wall charger, plus built-in lightning, micro USB, and USB-C cables, and the ability to wirelessly charge your Qi-compatible devices.
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Launched by a group of former MIT researchers, SkySafe uses radio frequency signals to wirelessly bring drones to the ground when they're flying in areas they shouldn't be.
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Sony developed a new Digital Paper App for desktop to make it easier to convert websites and documents to PDF form and send them wirelessly to the DPT-RP1.
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Once an anomalous situation is detected, it is flagged and transferred wirelessly to the cloud for offline processing, including tuning of the machine learning models used on the vehicles.
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Finally, if you have Samsung's Galaxy S10 or a recent Huawei flagship phone, you can use your Android handset to wirelessly charge your AirPods, which is never not hilarious.
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Then, to make things even more confusing, Apple's most recent software update for iOS 7.53 came along and changed the amount of juice Apple's iPhone's could suck up wirelessly.
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Wireless charging: Scientists have been skeptical as to whether startups like uBeam can make charging devices wirelessly a reality, but top Silicon Valley names like Marc Andreessen are convinced.
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Furthermore, the Army-IBM Stryker "proof of principle" exercise was able to wirelessly transmit sensor data, enabling AI to compare new information gathered against a historical database in seconds.
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Just when you were getting used to the idea of wirelessly charging your iPhone 8, BMW's jumped on the bandwagon with a giant wireless charging pad for your car.
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The firm has also designed a chip that can handle signals from as many as 3,072 electrodes—ten times more than the best current systems—and transmit them wirelessly.
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You may remember Myo: It fits around your arm, monitoring your muscles for bioelectric signals that coincide with various motions and passing that data on wirelessly to other devices.
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Instead, it relies on cell tower technology, which isn't exactly cheap, but does wirelessly connect to many homes from one wireless connection with Google Fiber or Verizon Fios capacities.
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Mind you, that's for a pen that can now wirelessly charge by docking with that keyboard, or with its included wireless charging cradle instead of needing a AAAA battery.
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Speaking of the iPad, Catalina also includes a new Sidecar feature, which allows iPads to be used as secondary displays for your Mac — both wirelessly and when plugged in.
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It has rubberized sides that allow for a steady grip, optional weights for better control, a slick design, and it can even charge wirelessly with the right mouse pad.
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The charging case, which charges wirelessly, gives you an additional 18 to 24 hours of battery life, looks shorter and wider than the case for previous versions of AirPods.
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All of the systems basically do the same thing: provide strong Wi-Fi coverage throughout your home by using multiple nodes, or router units, that are wirelessly linked together.
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The third big change is the inclusion of a new Wireless PowerShare touchpad that doubles as a full-fledged Qi wireless charger for any of your wirelessly charging gadgets.
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Once you connect the wired speakers to the amp, you'll be able to stream music to them wirelessly and sync them up with other Sonos products that you own.
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If you have an Xbox One, One S, or One X, you can wirelessly stream games and control your console via the Xbox app on a Windows 10 computer.
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It's tried to drum up excitement for VR, self-driving technologies, smartwatches, AR glasses, and (my personal favorite) a bowl that will wirelessly charge gadgets you drop into it.
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As far as the sound goes, Garage Rocker boasts a 50-watt speaker (which means it should get pretty loud) and can stream music wirelessly from any Bluetooth device.
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But what you want in a consumer device is something sleek, small, and elegant that attaches to your forehead like the proverbial third eye and operates wirelessly via Bluetooth.
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It's called 'Sidecar,' and it lets you use your iPad as a second display – wired or wirelessly, and with Apple Pencil support for iPads that work with that stylus.
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There are four different ways you can wirelessly connect to an UrbanEars multiroom speaker, plus an AUX port and USB port (for charging your phone) hidden on the bottom.
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Samsung's entry packs a sort of neat NFC trick: tap a phone (presumably Samsung only) to the bottom of the display, and it'll immediately start mirroring the phone wirelessly.
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The speakers work wirelessly and don't need to be plugged directly into a Roku TV. That's the benefit of Roku having control over both the hardware and TV's software.
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Like the consumer version, the units strap on the back of HTC Vive headsets and streams the content wirelessly from the connected PC to up to four VR headsets.
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These nerves, which are wired directly to the brain's somatosensory cortex (a region where sensations are processed), would be stimulated based on information beamed wirelessly from the prosthetic hand.
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The VIRB Ultra 30 can also wirelessly connect to other external sensors, if, for example, you want your heart rate to be included in the on-screen data overlay.
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A dock like the $70 iHome Bluetooth Alarm Clock will wirelessly charge up your iPhone overnight, tell you the time, and add some extra volume to those alarm sounds.
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If there are apps for logging saddle hours and tracking your horse's weight, why not make a horseshoe that will wirelessly send all of that data to an app?
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Linked wirelessly to the cloud, the gadgets are part of a medical "Internet of Things" that promises improved adherence, or correct use of the medication, and better health outcomes.
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So the camera utilizes an efficient, always-on Bluetooth Low Energy connection to communicate with other devices, and SnapBridge will let you push photos to your smartphone wirelessly. h2.
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This is especially useful in a car, where you literally just have to touch your encased phone to the vent mount to charge wirelessly and keep your phone secure.
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Simply by installing the software, you can begin transferring any files between your devices wirelessly or with a USB connection and start using your devices with a newfound freedom.
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There's no mention if a USB port will be included for downloading shots from the IVY REC, but photos can be wirelessly offloaded to a smartphone for easy sharing.
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After footage is exported wirelessly to a Samsung Galaxy S7 or S2360 Edge phone, an accompanying camera app stitches the two videos together into a single 25.4-degree video.
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The website of Adamant Technologies, which in 2013 promised a device that would wirelessly connect to smartphones and measure a user's health from their breath, has also gone quiet.
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At present the bot just takes off, travels almost no distance and lands — but that's just to prove the concept of a wirelessly powered robot insect (it isn't obvious).
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The data are wirelessly transmitted to a computer to calculate the fractures, tissue damage and other injuries which are likely to have been sustained had the fighters been unprotected.
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Millimeter wave tech is a promising new technique for delivering high-speed internet wirelessly, and it's being employed by former Aereo founder Chet Kanojia with his new company Starry.
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Lutron's Caséta Wireless system is a bit different than everything else here, since it lets you program and wirelessly control existing light bulbs, rather than brand-new smart bulbs.
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The eero and eero Beacon can wirelessly connect to cover your entire home and includes two auto-detecting Ethernet ports that allow you to connect to any other device.
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Some systems also allow you to wirelessly connect from your phone, so you'll be able to do things like play music from your phone on your home theater system.
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The company is testing a new Android feature called "Fast Share" that would allow phone owners to wirelessly transmit photos, text, and other files to nearby devices using Bluetooth.
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If you have a new iPad Pro without a headphone jack, the best move is using a set of headphones that can wirelessly pair with the tablet via Bluetooth.
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At the same time, he interacted with a co-star and also responded to Elliot's continuing internal narration, which a writer's assistant wirelessly reads into his ear during filming.
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Similar to Bluetooth headphones, these earbuds work wirelessly to enable audio listening for up to five hours at a time, and can even activate Siri with a double-tap.
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That move offers some separation between HTC and Valve, but would leave them fending for themselves on mobile hardware that has a wirelessly tracked headset but no tracked controllers.
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People typically need accessories from companies like Samsung, Mophie and Anker — which generally look like mats and stands that you can set your phone on — to wirelessly power up.
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The Qi charging pad on top of the Charge Station outputs up to 10W, which is enough power to wirelessly fast-charge iPhones, Samsung devices, and other Android phones.
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You can do this in several ways: connecting the devices by USB cable; wirelessly slinging them with Apple's AirDrop, Android Beam or Bluetooth; or transferring them via cloud drive.
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Or you could use a Bluetooth kit like the Anker SoundSync Drive ($20), which plugs into your stereo and includes a receiver that pulls audio wirelessly from your smartphone.
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The charging case itself is leather-clad and charges in two hours, and it can also be charged wirelessly (though the $125 B&O-branded charging pad is optional).
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Samsung also said that its new Galaxy phones will be able to wirelessly charge its headphones and new smartwatches by setting the accessories on the back of the phone.
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There's also an optional sync cable you can use to physically link the boxes if they're not pairing up wirelessly, but we didn't need it at all during testing.
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The phone also charges wirelessly and should have plenty of storage for mobile games and more, thanks to its 64GB capacity and MicroSD card slot for expanding the storage.
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The Studio is also capable of Dolby Atmos home theater surround sound when wirelessly paired to a compatible FireTV device, as that top-firing tweeter allows for positional effects.
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The magnetic charging stand will wirelessly charge your phone and your AirPods on one side, while a flip-up latch will power up your Apple Watch on the other.
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The best solution, however, is a physical token or security key such as a YubiKey or a Titan Security Key, which connect to a computer via USB or wirelessly.
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Chrome OS will soon be able to tether to an iPhone over USB, allowing Apple's phones to share a mobile data connection without the battery drain of doing it wirelessly.
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Newly introduced electric vehicles are capable of charging wirelessly rather than tethered to a power cable, a technology that could one day help autonomous EVs stay running around the clock.
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Simply place the phone on a charging pad, and it'll charge up (with the added bonus for iPhone users that wirelessly charging leaves the Lighting port free for wired headphones).
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AT&T plans to start testing next year a new technology it says can deliver multiple gigabit-per-second internet by sending signals wirelessly along the path of power lines.
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Thankfully, there is a Bluetooth Dialer mode that lets you make calls on your main phone wirelessly, with audio quality that sounds surprisingly acceptable on both ends of the line.
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Working wirelessly via Bluetooth, Zepp's 43-D swing analysis operates for practice sessions on the range or during rounds on the course to give visual updates on your mobile device.
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Working wirelessly via Bluetooth, Zepp's 3-D swing analysis operates for practice sessions on the range or during rounds on the course to give visual updates on your mobile device.
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One of the attacks would allow resourceful thieves to wirelessly unlock practically every vehicle the Volkswagen group has sold for the last two decades, including makes like Audi and Škoda.
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The software update, which will be dispatched wirelessly to all Model S and Model X cars around the world, aims to better protect the batteries and improve their overall longevity.
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The stentrode will be implanted in a blood vessel that sits over the brain, and will turn brain signals into electrical commands that could wirelessly move the exterior mechanical technology.
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If you already charge your iPhone with a wireless charger, you'll probably need to buy another if you also want to wirelessly charge up your AirPods at the same time.
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And if you really want to ditch the cords, external Bluetooth speakers that wirelessly charge the phone while it plays music are another option in the $50-and-up range.
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Google's Stadia controller won't be able to wirelessly stream game audio to your Bluetooth headphones or gaming headsets when it launches in November, according to Stadia Product Director Andrey Doronichev.
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Sonos sued Google in early January for patent infringement, arguing the search engine giant used technology developed by Sonos that allows smart speakers to wirelessly play music across different rooms.
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Starry drops a city node on to a rooftop (called Starry Beam) in any densely populated area that is equipped with technology to provide broadband internet wirelessly through millimeter waves.
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The Cota hardware that Ossia plans to get into consumer's hands later this year has a range of about 10 feet, enough to wirelessly charge devices in a single room.
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The cases use Mophie's "charge force" technology, which means the case can charge wirelessly when you use Mophie's charging mount (though you can also charge them via a wired connection).
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For wirelessly controlling the speaker, you can use Apple AirPlay, Google Cast, or Bluetooth, allowing you to basically play any kind of audio from your mobile device on the M3.
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The bracelet connects to an app that lets workers silence warnings if they're working on something that is energized and it also tracks the number of potentially harmful interactions wirelessly.
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Rugged phones these days like the DuraForce Pro 643 have a 5-inch sapphire shield display, a fingerprint sensor in the power key, and charges via USB-C and wirelessly.
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Besides being untethered to a music source, they listen to your voice, cancel outside noise, track fitness, charge wirelessly and, yes, they have a touchscreen on one of the earpads.
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Apple's GymKit is here, so you can wirelessly sync fitness data between your watch and cardio machines at the gym — if you work out at Equinox or Life Time Athletic.
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Bottom line: There's no doubt that many more devices are going to be connected wirelessly in coming years and that not all device makers will want to handle connectivity themselves.
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Battery life is advertised at up to 22 hours when connected wirelessly and with active noise cancellation turned on, or up to 29 hours without the ANC, which is great.
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HTC introduced a version of its VR headset that has higher resolution as well as an adapter to let new and older Vive headsets connect to a PC wirelessly vs.
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Now he uses a tool that reads the dimensions automatically and sends them wirelessly to his computer, where software decides whether the part can be reused or must be scrapped.
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The Particle Mesh essentially allows you to create large mesh networks of sensors, letting you connect multiple disparate devices together wirelessly in order to collect a wider range of data.
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For example, with a Mophie or Belkin wireless charging pad, you need to place an iPhone on a very specific area (usually around the center) to charge it up wirelessly.
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Throughout the past eight years, we've reviewed all of the company's wirelessly connectable speakers, from its small Play:1 to its Beam soundbar, and we've recommended every one of them.
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It even has a smart activation feature: in the settings section of the app you can set the app to autolaunch when your phone wirelessly connects to your car's Bluetooth.
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Other threads were created that measured glucose concentration, temperature, and pressure, and all the sensors sent their data to an external module that transmitted the information wirelessly to a computer.
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Former staffers at uBeam, a start-up that's trying to beam electricity wirelessly, claimed that the company's tech didn't work, and that its founders were instead engaged in marketing shenanigans.
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Anytime you're sending or receiving information on your phone, whether it be an email, sending a Snapchat, or watching a Netflix stream, data is being transmitted wirelessly through the air.
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The iPhone software update, iOS 12.4, also includes a new feature that allows people to transfer data wirelessly from one iPhone to another as well as improvements to Apple News.
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It's a great, subtle-looking charger and it doesn't cost much, so it's a great addition to any desk, provided your phone charges wirelessly (most of the new ones do).
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Every device or appliance you own will be able to "talk" to each other and provide data wirelessly to you, so you can manage your home more effectively than ever.
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Twelve months ago the company announced the AirPower charging pad, a new product that would let you wirelessly charge three devices at once — an iPhone X, Apple Watch and Airpods.
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But these days you can use services like LiveU, which basically puts an entire satellite truck in a shoe box that connects to the internet or wirelessly using cellular towers.
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Works wirelessly with Xbox and PC The SteelSeries Arctis line is outstanding and the Arctis 24 is a particularly great headset for PC users thanks to the SteelSeries Engine app.
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Works wirelessly with PS4 or PC (There's a version of the Nari Ultimate for Xbox and PC) Like many headsets, the Astro A20 comes in two flavors: Xbox or PS4.
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When the specially designed wirelessly charging keyboard is placed on one of the screens, the content on that screen is relocated to the other screen, so that work can continue.
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Such networks would have low enough latency to rival that of wired connections, according to Qualcomm, a characteristic that would be critical in delivering realistic AR and VR apps wirelessly.
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Similarly, iOS 13 now requires that apps ask for permission to gain access to your Bluetooth sensor, the chip that you typically use to wirelessly connect to accessories like earphones.
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The speaker can charge wirelessly on top of a magnetic dock that comes included, and a built-in battery means kids can take the speaker with them wherever they go.
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To charge the pen, you attach it to the back of the tablet via magnets, and it will charge wirelessly, much like how the iPad Pro charges the Apple Pencil.
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How is it that we are losing the war on poverty when almost everyone I see on the street has a pocket computer that is wirelessly connected to the internet?
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Wirelessly captured data from smartphone accelerometers can suggest when shoppers become fascinated (movement often stops) or are fretting over prices (a phone is repeatedly raised to search for cheaper products online).
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And since Apple released its second-generation AirPods in March, you can now use them to talk on the phone for a lot longer and make Siri commands, plus charge wirelessly.
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Adding wireless charging would also appease users who lament the removal of the headphone jack as they'd be able to wirelessly charge and plug in Lightning headphones at the same time.
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The glasses are IP67 dust and water resistant, and they can charge wirelessly via the case that holds the glasses, which has a 2,200mAh battery, or via the USB-C port.
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You can connect the Elite x3 to the Lapdock wirelessly or through a USB-C connection on the base, and there are also two additional USB-C ports to connect accessories.
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If you use a compatible charger produced by Xiaomi, you'll be able to charge the phone wirelessly with 20W of power, fully charging the device in one hour and 40 minutes.
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Its Bluetooth capabilities mean that you can stream your music wirelessly — and keep your phone a safe distance from the pool — while still being able to change the song and volume.
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Thousands of people ordered the second-generation AirPods or their $79 wireless charging case with the expectation they would also be able to buy AirPower and, you know, wirelessly charge them.
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An HTC spokesperson would not confirm whether the headset would be hardwired to a PC at launch, or whether it could connect wirelessly — as the HTC Vive can with an adapter.
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The downgrades are a bit of a bummer, but it is nice to have an earbud case that can wirelessly save my phone in a pinch if I'm low on battery.
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Ever since Logitech introduced the Powerplay mouse pad last June, it seems like gaming accessory manufacturers have been scrambling to release their own takes on the "wirelessly charging mouse pad" concept.
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As with any of the soundbars, Sonos offers a $699 subwoofer that wirelessly syncs with the Beam, as well as any other Sonos speakers you have, to bring cinema-grade bass.
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In 2015, BMW announced that it was increasing security on ConnectedDrive after the German Automobile Association found it could wirelessly send any command through the system, which apparently used no encryption.
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So you'll be able to share some battery life from a Mate 20 Pro to wirelessly recharge headphones or a friend's phone while out and about, assuming the report is true.
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Sony also includes the PlayMemories Mobile app for the RX100 on iOS and Android, so wirelessly transferring photos (via Bluetooth, NFC, or Wi-Fi) to your phone works in a pinch.
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All of the lights can run on battery power and wirelessly communicate with the necessary $49.99 Smart Lighting Bridge to connect them to the internet through your home Wi-Fi network.
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When cars talk with each other, they do it by exchanging data wirelessly over an unlicensed spectrum called the Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) band, using technology similar to Wi-Fi.
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No cables: the camera sends information to the in-mask display system wirelessly, so there's no need to penetrate the mask with a cable, which would limit the field of vision.
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This 5.1-inch head-up display from Navdy mounts on your dashboard, connects wirelessly to your smartphone, and uses your car's OBD-II port to draw data from your car's computer.
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This 227-inch head-up display from Navdy mounts on your dashboard, connects wirelessly to your smartphone, and uses your car's OBD-II port to draw data from your car's computer.
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Another unique feature of the 10 is its ability to wirelessly play audio through AirPlay-certified speakers, which makes it the first Android phone to do so out of the box.
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The Shaper is Bluetooth-enabled, allowing you to connect wirelessly to your phone and use the smart features, like the built-in step counter, sleep tracker, and call and camera controls.
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It contains a power generator that can translate motion, like sitting on a chair or opening a door, into electricity, providing the switch with power to wirelessly turn on connected devices.
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However, a team of Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers have created a battery-powered capsule that, when swallowed, passes through the digestive system, sending information wirelessly to a smartphone or computer.
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If you're trying to connect your computer to your television wirelessly, then knowing what you want to connect it for will give you the best idea of what hardware to buy.
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Other work has shown the possibility of wirelessly detecting the position of a finger nearby the watch, or on the skin of the arm and hand the watch is attached to.
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If you happen to own a Samsung phone, these will work a little better all around, and the case can wirelessly charge on the back of the newer Galaxy S10 phones.
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The GRAVITIS Wireless Car Charger not only juices up your Qi-enabled phone wirelessly, but also keeps it mounted in place while you're driving for effortless navigation and one-touch control.
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If you aren&apost sure when you bought your controller, check the bottom of it for a round 3.5-mm port; this indicates that your controller is able to update wirelessly.
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The device, which would tether wirelessly to a smartphone, is designed to look like a regular pair of spectacles so that it could be worn comfortably and unobtrusively, the people said.
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This is the decade it became a reality; a coil in the back of your phone lets it wirelessly receive power from a charging pad, stand, or even a car cradle.
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The magazine said the software update, which is delivered wirelessly to Tesla vehicles much like updates on a smartphone, could take up to two weeks to take effect in all vehicles.
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When you're charging wirelessly, the charging pad sends the same amount of power through to the device as with a wired cable, but you lose some energy from the excess heat.
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After successful experiments in Colorado Springs in 1899, Tesla began building what he called a global "World System" near Shoreham on Long Island, hoping to power vehicles, boats and aircraft wirelessly.
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Earlier this summer, a company called Global Energy Transmissions demonstrated how it was able to fly a tethered drone for one hour, which it claimed was charging wirelessly while it flew.
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Related: Introducing 'Deep Web Dive,' an Underwater Documentary with Trevor Paglen This Art Show Exists Wirelessly on an Offline Network You Can Get Followed for a Day in This Privacy-Shattering Performance
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The internet of really cool thingsWhile wi-fi was rapidly becoming the standard for wirelessly connecting to the internet, a number of other technologies emerged that offered a different type of communication.
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Like any other Bluetooth accessory, it keeps in touch with your smartphone wirelessly and when you press the button twice your emergency contacts are alerted to your location and need for help.
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The fridges are currently locked by an electromagnet, which will be turned off wirelessly when the Browns officially claim their first victory of the season, allowing fans to celebrate with free beer.
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It's about the size of a USB flash drive, and it wirelessly connects via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth to the companion CanonMini Cam App to show a live preview on your phone.
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It's still not clear whether Apple's system would work wirelessly or if you'd have to connect an iPad through a physical cable, nor did it say which iPads would support the feature.
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It worked then basically the same way it works now: a base pad with a big ol' metal coil would wirelessly send power to another coil on the inside of a phone.
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The report also claims the smart glasses resemble regular frames, connect wirelessly to phones (presumably via Bluetooth), and use bone-conduction technology to vibrate sound off your skull and into your ears.
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There are even games like Fortnite for Switch that support broadcasting in-game audio and voice chat wirelessly, but to take advantage of that, you need to buy special third-party controllers.
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Back in 2015, his firm hacked into a Tesla Model S with a connected laptop, and he says that it's just a matter of time before driverless cars can be hacked wirelessly.
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Available for $35, Chromecast lets you wirelessly output the content of select apps on your phone or tablet to your TV, opening up the ability to watch House of Cards, Hulu's 503.
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And you're saying we're going show up and we're gonna offer you a chance to do everything that you're getting broadband from now but we're going to deliver it to you wirelessly.
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Rare will be the device that is not wirelessly connected, from self-driving cars and drones to the sensors, industrial machines and household appliances that together constitute the "internet of things" (IoT).
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Called the HealthBox, the kit includes a new activity-tracking wristband, a scale that wirelessly sends your weight data to the UA Record app, and a new heart rate monitoring chest strap.
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The Galaxy Buds are truly fierce competitors: These troupers can last an entire hour longer than the AirPods on one charge and can charge wirelessly from any of the Galaxy S10 phones.
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While that's not particularly exciting on the face of it, get this, the company is confident enough about the on-board battery that you can use it to wirelessly charge the competition.
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According to the post, Legere seems to think that T-Mobile is ahead of its rivals because its focusing on building a network that can transmit these blazing internet speeds, anywhere, wirelessly.
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This is when you disable video recording on your main mixing device (probably an iPad), and wirelessly connect up to 4 other iOS devices, all which can be used as video sources.
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If your phone is only charging under certain circumstances – such as only wirelessly, or only wired – or none of those troubleshooting steps helped at all, then it's time to seek professional help.
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Google Stadia is the company&aposs new game-streaming platform, where games run on Google&aposs cloud-connected machines that wirelessly send visuals for those games to devices like the Chromecast Ultra.
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