Qualcomm Releases Quick Charge 2.0 In Japan

Qualcomm Quick Charge is an invention of Qualcomm Technologies Inc which is the next generation of fast charging technology for smartphones, tablets and larger mobile work out devices like slim notebooks. Quick charge is available today in a wide variety of more than 70 devices, which are based on Snapdragonâ„¢ processors; Qualcomm Quick Charge is leading the improvement of smartphone battery administration.

Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 introduced in the beginning of last year and it promised 75 percent faster charging compared to the original Quick Charge. Full Compatibility Backward and forward interoperability ensures true universal charging.  Due to the fact that Quick Charge 1.0 of the first generation presented 10 watts of power while the latest one offer 60 watts to devices.

This releases up the possibility of not only charging your smartphone or tablet in less time but also the scene of doing so with your Intel powered Ultrabook. Today Qualcomm publicized that it will uncheck Quick Charge 2.0 to customers in Japan thanks NTT DOCOMO. Now the carrier is estimated to provide Quick Charge 2.0 supported AC adapters to customers and its users later in this year while every Snapdragon 800-powered device supports the technology of quick charge 2.0 at the hardware level.

You could still charge your new Quick Charge 2.0 devices with a Quick Charge 1.0 capable AC adapter but at the speed of the older group technology. In turn, the newer AC adapters can charge Quick Charge 1.0 devices but at the lower speed. It remains to be appreciated when those AC adapters will be on their way to devices outside of Japan but Qualcomm says it appearances frontward to it.