Apple has filed a new patent dubbed ‘Reverse Charging’ designed specifically for the iPhone, fueling analysts’ predictions that the company will finally include wireless battery sharing in its phones.
The request document defines the technology as ‘attach two iPhones together. and let the first device charge the other’
Reverse Charging, also known as Bilateral Charging, has been something Apple fans have long wanted to allow their iPhones to charge their AirPods or Apple Watch just by placing them on its side. behind the phone
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Another example included in the request is that iPads and MacBooks will be able to charge iPhone and Apple Watch wirelessly.
Reverse charging has been available on some Android phones (such as Samsung) for years, and it has been rumored since the iPhone 11 that Apple will add this feature to the iPhone as well, but that hasn’t happened yet.
This patent filing by Apple shows the company plans to bring the feature to the world. But the key question is when will it happen?
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