Tech giant Apple has been rumored to be making a hand-worn smart gadget ‘iWatch’ for a long time. Late last year, it was reported that Apple was facing battery-related complications in building the iWatch. Now the New York Times Reporting, The company is considering using solar energy to solve this problem. In this case, a solar cell layer will be added to the screen of iWatch through which the battery of the device will be recharged while there is light. However, it will take some time for this technology to become a reality to meet the power demand of smartwatches.The New York Times further quotes its own source as saying that the smartwatch will use a light curved display instead of a flat screen. Apple. It is also testing the wireless charging feature like the QI magnetic charge pad used in Nokia devices, sources said.
By the way, Apple has not yet introduced wireless charging facility on their iPhone or any other mobile device. Phil Schiller, the company’s senior marketing VP, said in an interview with the All Things de News Agency that this requires another device that needs to be plugged into the power source. According to them, the current wireless charging is not very useful.
Over the past few years, Apple has hired battery engineers from companies like Tesla and Toyota, the Times writes. It is also being speculated that the device may be delayed due to unsatisfactory battery performance on the iWatch.
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