Wireless charging and adoption has developed at a rapid pace over the past couples years - what’s the outlook heading into 2020 and beyond?

Forward-thinking hotels are quickly realized that wireless charging needs to be a part of their future technology strategy

Choosing a nightstand charging solution often gets forgotten during the decision making process. We’re making it easier to pick the best one for your hotel.

Charging your phone is one of the most common activities done in the hotel guestroom. When something is done this often - an opportunity is beckoning to the hotelier.

AC outlets have been the primary form of power delivery for over 100 years, but should it be included on a hotel nightstand?

Does your phone support Qi Wireless Charging? We’ve put together a comprehensive list to measure just how mainstream wireless charging has become.

In our last edition of Nonstop Discovery we uncovered the history of wireless charging. But what does the future hold in store?

Big news! We’ve partnered with AlmoProAV, one of the largest distributors in the country, to bring Nonstop Products to a hotel near you.

Many people today consider Wireless Charging to be a new technology. But it’s history actually dates back more than 100 years, with the famous scientist Nikola Tesla.

Design can go a long way in creating a unique and memorable guest experience. We’ve been inspired. What about you?

By observing the success of one of the most successful companies of all time, hoteliers can boost their business heading into 2019 and beyond.

Over a year has passed since Apple first teased their all-in-one Qi Wireless Charging pad. Many were expecting the announcement last week. But nothing happened. So where is it?

In our second edition of Nonstop Connections, Neil tells the story of his first brand standard. Taking place over 10 years ago, the lessons he learned stay with him to this day.

In part 3, we go beyond charging outlets and bluetooth speakers to discuss what the future has in store for the Hotel Alarm Clock.

In part 1 we discovered time isn’t up for the hotel alarm clock. But what else can be done to make this nightstand mainstay more valuable to guests?