IPhone 8: we talk about the wireless charger

One of the most insistent rumors about the next generation of iPhone concerns the expected arrival of a wireless charger.
This one is talking about it again this week, while the site Digitimes reports that a Taiwanese company would have been charged to provide the equipment that would allow the next smartphone of Apple to recharge itself wirelessly.

It was in a Chinese daily, the Commercial Times, that rumored that Lite-On Semiconductor company would work on the production line of the iPhone 8. It would thus be responsible for providing diodes that would be used specifically In the implementation of a wireless charging system. In addition, this company specializes in the manufacture of components dedicated to the management of energy. In addition, it should deliver nearly half of the diodes that would be used to charge the iPhone 8 wirelessly.

Lite-On Semiconductor and Apple have refused to comment on this rumor, but this one corresponds to the different information concerning the next smartphone of the Apple brand. Last November, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said that the iPhone 8 could be adorned with a glass back instead of aluminum, partly in order to integrate an induction charging system, making Thus echoing a previous rumor that Apple's Foxconn, provider and historical assembler for the iPhone, would also work on this technology.