This October, Duracell will be shipping their new “myGrid” wireless charger for an assortment of devices including compatibility for Nokia phones, BlackBerry, Motorola and Apple iPod touch / iPhone. There are two accessories needed for charging to occur and that’s either through the Power Sleeve or the Power Clip. The difference between the two lies mostly on the compatible devices that fit each — the iPods go with the sleeve as they don’t hav miniUSB ports which are used by the Power Clip.

“myGrid” can charge up to four devices at any given time and claims to be as fast as any regular USB charger. If you think about it, it may still be more efficient to charge multiple devices using an extension bracket but if you have any of these brands, then might as well, right?

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Mojo Mobility has introduced support for Intel’s new MID based platform. Advertised as low cost and high efficiency, the wireless charging solution will work as long as you have your device in the vicinity of the charging unit.

Available later this year, Mojo Mobility’s patent pending inductive wireless charging NFP™ system allows intelligent wireless charging and powering of devices at the same charging rate as conventional wired charging. The NFP™ receiver can be integrated into mobile devices without changing the form factor or size of the device, enabling easy low cost integration by device manufacturers. The system’s Mojo pad™, or base, intelligently adjusts voltage and current to match the specific device’s requirements. Once the device is fully charged, the Mojo™ pad shuts down to eliminate standby power usage common in wired chargers.

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