Chinese tech giant Huawei has filed a trademark for a new technology called SuperCharge. Although Huawei did not provide details about this new technology, there are speculations that it could be a fast charging technology.

Most smartphone manufacturers have already established their own quick charging technologies. Huawei has been slightly behind some of its competitors in this respect, although some of the company's smartphone models do support Quick Charge technology provided by Qualcomm.

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Huawei has reportedly been developing its quick charging technology since last year. The company's battery division revealed a prototype that can charge a typical 3000mAh battery pack in just five minutes. According to GSM Area, this new fast charging technology was unveiled by Huawei at the 56th Battery Symposium in Japan.

Huawei released a video demonstrating the new technology and how it works. Huawei conducted a considerable amount of research to ensure that its fast charging technology will not damage a device's battery pack or lessen its lifespan.

Huawei filed the trademark application in Europe and contained a list which the company calls "goods and services." On the list, Huawei mentioned a handful of its smartphones and smartwatches, along with their batteries and chargers.

Aside from Huawei, Chinese smartphone manufacturer Oppo is also working on a new fast charging technology called Super VOOC. According to Digital Trends, Super VOOC can charge a battery from zero to 100 percent in just 15 minutes. The technology is expected to be added to Oppo phones before the end of the year.

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