Nokia has plans for its smartphones no longer rest with a usb connector. This seems to be the manufacturer of wireless charging to make it possible for future devices. Also wants Nokia to support nfc in its Windows Phones.
According to Marko Ahtisaari, head of design department of Nokia, wishes to have company connectors, such as connectors for usb and mini-hdmi on phones obsolete. Therefore, it is plausible that future Windows Phone smartphones rechargeable via induction, a wireless method of charging. The Finnish manufacturer showed a few years ago already know to have plans for charging via induction, but it seems those plans were not to have continued. At the time, the company worked mainly with Symbian phones.
It is unclear on which term the manufacturer plans to have the usb connector, eliminating the need to make; many smartphone owners use the usb jack not only to charge, but also in order to exchange data between phone and pc.
There are still very few smartphones that support wireless charging, but there are several manufacturers that have plans to mobile devices rechargeable to do with the qi standard for wireless charging. Among other things, the by HP acquired Palm had a wireless charger for WebOS devices. Also LG showed a inductieoplader.
In addition to wireless charging, according to Ahtisaari, support for nfc built-in to Nokia’s smartphones. To wait until Microsoft with a new version of its mobile operating system Windows Phone. The expectation is that the support for the short-afstandstechnologie there yet this year.