SABA Hospitality Technology Solutions, a Macau-based hospitality technology specialist focused on transforming guest and staff engagement, have announced a partnership with Chargifi, a disruptive wireless charging innovator who delivers a patented and market-leading platform, that enables the mass deployment, management and monetization of wireless power at scale.
The Wireless Power Consortium recently published a survey of 1,600 consumers in the U.S., U.K., Germany and China, which shows wireless charging is becoming a powerful attraction for consumers around the world. Moreover, that wireless charging adoption is on the rise, battery anxiety is declining, and many consumers realize only Qi-certified (pronounced ‘chee’) wireless charging products offer the best in quality, safety and reliability.
In the retail industry, as it is across all industries, there’s a proliferation of devices retailers must consider in their environments – those of their customers and just as importantly, those their employees use to do their jobs effectively.
Dan Bladen, CEO and co-founder of Chargifi discusses wireless charging and how it can help us understand and nourish the in-store experience.
What many don’t know is that Google was an early adopter of wireless charging in its Nexus series and whilst the technology remained on the sidelines for the first and second-gen Pixels, it’s back with a vengeance. Google’s decision to not only integrate wireless charging into its flagship product but to bundle it with a smart, wireless charging stand, signifies something much bigger – the tech giant’s commitment to a wireless world.
SABA Hospitality Technology Solutions, a Macau-based hospitality technology specialist focused on transforming guest and staff engagement, have announced a partnership with Chargifi, a disruptive wireless charging innovator who delivers a patented and market-leading platform, that enables the mass deployment, management and monetization of wireless power at scale.
The Wireless Power Consortium recently published a survey of 1,600 consumers in the U.S., U.K., Germany and China, which shows wireless charging is becoming a powerful attraction for consumers around the world. Moreover, that wireless charging adoption is on the rise, battery anxiety is declining, and many consumers realize only Qi-certified (pronounced ‘chee’) wireless charging products offer the best in quality, safety and reliability.
What many don’t know is that Google was an early adopter of wireless charging in its Nexus series and whilst the technology remained on the sidelines for the first and second-gen Pixels, it’s back with a vengeance. Google’s decision to not only integrate wireless charging into its flagship product but to bundle it with a smart, wireless charging stand, signifies something much bigger – the tech giant’s commitment to a wireless world.
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