Android 15 is set to revolutionize how we charge our devices with the introduction of NFC Wireless Charging. 📱⚡

🔹 What is NFC Wireless Charging?

• Unlike traditional Qi wireless charging, which requires a certain amount of space for a charging receiver coil, NFC Wireless Charging operates differently.
• It utilizes significantly smaller antennas, some of which can be less than 1 cm in size.
• These compact antennas can be integrated into tiny devices like earbuds, styluses, smartwatches, and tracker tags.
• The same antenna serves both for NFC data transfers and charging, optimizing space usage.

🔹 Why is this Exciting?

• Google has actively worked on incorporating NFC Wireless Charging into Android 15.
• The recent Android 15 beta 1 includes changes to the operating system’s NFC stack.
• A new class called NfcCharging manages NFC charging events, making it easier to implement this technology.
• Android 15 also includes WLC-related additions to the NFC APIs, signaling the integration of NFC Wireless Charging.

🔹 What’s Next?

• Imagine charging your earbuds by simply placing them near your phone!
• Developers can now explore creative ways to leverage NFC Wireless Charging in their accessories and gadgets.
• We’re on the cusp of a new era in wireless power delivery.

Sources: Androidauthority, HT Tech, Mashable, Medium

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