Wednesday 21 June 2017
Phone chargers are big, bulky, and often, completely forgettable. I can’t count the number of times I’ve left my house without my plug and cable, only for my phone to run out of juice halfway through the day. One potential solution to this all-too-common problem comes from Kado — a compelling Israeli startup that has figured out how to miniaturize a full phone charger into something as small as a credit card. I had the pleasure of seeing an early production-quality prototype earlier this month. What struck me was how impossibly thin it was. It occupied hardly any space in…
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