Tony Fadell has already dominated the world with iPod players in the past, but nothing lasts forever and iPods onelong replaced iPhone. Since then, the father of the iPod has been looking for other ways to come up with innovations and when Google bought his startup Nest, so he decided to launch another startup. This time, however, it is not about smart electronics, but about something that will really change the world of smartphones! His new startup Keyssa is developing a technology known as "Kiss Connectivity" that will allow users to share files at lightning-fast speeds. So much so that it takes 5 seconds to send an Avatar movie from one phone to another!
The technology is much faster than all today's standards used in telephones and while NFC transmits data at a speed of about 400 Kbps and WiFi at a speed of up to 1.34 Gbps, Kiss Connectivity technology can wirelessly move data at a speed of up to 6 Gbps, which means about 750 MB per second. The technology works on the same principle as NFC and for data transfer, users simply need to bring their phones or tablets together. In the future, it could be used, for example, at airports, where people would put their phones close to kiosto which I can download music albums or movies in seconds. According to CEO Eric Almgren, the same would also apply to concerts, where people could purchase and immediately download the artist's album after the concert.
According to Fadell, the promising startup should change the world of smartphones as such, and should make sure that in the future no k will be required on phonesonewhich - everything will be replaced by wireless technologies, and let's face it, even wireless charging is no longer a matter of 2054. The startup Keyssa has so far managed to collect 47 million dollars, and with this amount, the company wants to bring the novelty into everyday life next year. As you might expect, one of the main investors is Samsung, which is a very well-known team that presents several demonstration products every year - such as now Galaxy Note Edge, which is slowly starting to be sold around the world. Another investor is Intel.
Source: Business Insider
Wireless charging is still the music of the future. If you mean those pseudo wireless ones of today that only lost the classic koneI wouldn't count that. To be more precise, contactless charging is the music of the future.
It's been dead here all weekend...
KiosI have Apple patented and still over the dock
Adomm123: Well, I don't know if this weekend is special, but there is never as much news on the weekend as there is during the working week..
Well, I wouldn't be bothered if I couldn't download Avatar in 5 seconds at the airport, really. I usually go to concerts for what I know and I don't mind if I buy an album. nestI'll be there in a second. Plus, why download it when I can stream it.
6 Gbps will probably happen someday,onewhich we will probably get rid of one day, but through gradual development. I don't see anything revolutionary in it.
Zabak: But those were just examples...
In my opinion, wireless charging is still very impractical, currents barely up to 700 mA, the need to have it very close to the pad and the efficiency at most around 70%, the 12W iPad adapter can easily give 84%.
The only problem it will have is that it will unfortunately run again on Android