Qualcomm was also demoing a wireless power tray (pictured above) that's capable of charging multiple devices at once.
Devices do not have to be in contact with the tray to be charged - as the picture above shows - and a Qualcomm spokeswoman said the wireless charging tech could be embedded in surfaces such as tabletops or even a laptop lid.
The chipmaker was also showing off its Mirasol low-power consumption display technology (pictured below) which it claims is able to extend the battery life of a handset by up to 40 per cent.
The display tech produces colour without backlighting, which not only reduces battery-drain but means screens can be better viewed in direct sunlight. Qualcomm said the tech works by reflecting light in a similar fashion to the phenomenon that makes a butterfly's wings shimmer.
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