1. The most likely scenario for charging for Outlook RT could be as part of Office 365.

2. Besides the triple charging pad, you can also buy a single charging pad for $28.

3. Verizon began charging its administrative fee in 2005.

4. Sprint began charging its fee in January 2008.

5. So you get the idea that this thing is charging up.

6. It appears to be the first time that Facebook is charging a subscription fee.

7. The only problem is that they tend to be too small for charging tablets.

8. All you have to do is be in the room and your device will start charging automatically.

9. The charging price and times will be determined by the driver and homeowner.

10. No charging is required since the watch uses a standard watch battery that should last months.

11. The promise of wireless charging is that it could solve both of those problems.

12. There was no indication that Twitter was considering charging fees from all its users.

13. Only the addition of a compatible charging case would allow most phones to work with the spots.

14. It may actually be charging, but it will be charging very slowly.

15. The move adds two more charging stations to the dozens already in service.