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When someone expresses pain, how do we truly know what they're feeling, or if they're faking it? There's no universal scale to judge; we simply just have to take everyone at their word. Magnets, however, are starting to help simplify that process.

Every year, April 22 marks the return of Earth Day, a time when we should do what we can to protect the Earth and treat our planet right. But, shouldn't this happen every day? We at BuquTech believe so!

BuquTech’s very own CEO, Ophir Marish, has been named as candidate to win Ernst & Young’s Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award in Greater Los Angeles!

The Magnetyze series are up for another award, this time coming from CTIA - the Wireless Association!

Our award-winning Magnetyze cases/chargers will be expanding their horizons within the next few months!

Besides helping us keep our grocery list stuck to the fridge, magnets have evolved well beyond their limited scope of only a few years ago. Today, they help us charge our phones, wash our laundry, and swipe our credit cards; now they are expanding into the computers of the future.

The mobile-industry-focused MWC (Mobile World Congress) started on the 25th this week and is just ending today. Featuring keynotes from heads of companies like AT&T, Dropbox, Nokia and Qualcomm, MWC is chock-full of new ideas, inventions and products. One particular item stuck out to us though: the WCP-300, LG's new wireless charger.

There's no short supply these days of external batteries, phone cases and travel charging kits. Rather than creating just another product on the market, however, Epiphany sought to heat things up with their cool, new charger-coaster! (And yes, the puns are all intentional.)

If you're a fan of wireless charging and just happen to be looking for a new car, then look no further: Toyota announced in December that their 2013 Avalon Limited will have Qi Inductive Charging consoles.

Technology is ever-changing, if the past few years have been any indication. Samsung seems to want to stay ahead of the curve (horrible pun) with the introduction of their "Youm," a phone with a bendable screen.