Nearly a year after I first reported on WildCharge, the induction based charging device, we receive word that a version of the product is now available for purchase. Using a charging pad and an induction strip that is placed on the device to be charged, WildCharge revives devices seamlessly, thus avoiding the cumbersome dilemma of having to plug in a cord.
I know this glimpse of that this glimpse of the future sounds like something torn from the pages of a smutty Sci-Fi magazine, but it’s true, and it can be yours today for around $50. That is, of course, if you’re still using a RAZR, which I’m guessing at least a few people are, since there were like 13 billion sold.
The problem, as I see it, is that the demographic of people who would be using WildCharge have surely moved on to more sophisticated phones (like the KRZR). I like the idea WildCharge, but I question your implementation. Get that iPod adapted out stat and then we’ll talk (me on my demon iPhone and you on your RAZR).
It’s not inductive. electrical contact is made between bumps on the phone and the charging pad