Although wireless charging typically isn’t the most exciting thing to talk about with a new Android phone, that’s due to change very soon. On Wednesday, the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC) announced its new Qi 2.2.1 specification, which will be better known going forward as “Qi2 25W.” As the name suggests, Qi2 25W boosts wireless charging speeds to an impressive 25W — a notable step up from the 15W limit that standard Qi2 is currently capped at.The WPC says that “major Android smartphones” are set to get Qi2 25W. Combined with our previous reporting that Google is working on Qi 2.2 wireless accessories for the Pixel 10, it’s looking extremely likely that the Pixel 10 series will be among the first Android phones to support Qi2 25W.