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Starbucks Unveils Powermat Wireless Charging In 200 Stores In San Francisco Bay

Starbucks Corp. (SBUX) has unveiled Powermat wireless charging in around 200 of its stores in the San Francisco Bay Area. According to the company, this launch is the first step in its strategic plan to offer Powermat throughout its U.S. locations, and to explore rollouts in Europe and Asia within the year.

Stores in the San Francisco Bay area are now equipped with 'Powermat Spots', which are designated areas on tables and counters where customers can place their compatible device and charge wirelessly.

Additionally, Starbucks stores are offering Duracell Powermat "Rings" for purchase or loan that instantly upgrade any phone to wireless charging compatibility. The rings are offered for in-store purchase at $9.99 and can alternately be borrowed and returned on a per-visit basis.

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