Apple's iPhone 13 launch is still a few months away at least but as expected, there's no shortage of speculation. The latest social media chatter is about Apple looking to upgrade its MagSafe charging capabilities to make room for reverse wireless charging on its upcoming iPhone lineup.

A new rumour from Max Weinbach (via EverythingApplePro) claims that Apple’s new iPhone 13 lineup will likely feature a bigger wireless charging coil. This may increase the circumference from which the iPhone can charge wirelessly and also leave a variety of advantages like increased wattage.

Weinbach goes on to speculate that this might be used to introduce reverse wireless charging to the iPhone — a feature that was expected to arrive last year itself with the iPhone 12. This also implies that the iPhone would be capable of juicing up the battery of other wireless charging capable devices – like AirPods or the Apple Watch – by simply placing them onto the back of the next iPhone.

If you're travelling light and don't intend to carry a chunky power bank with you, this could be a near little feature to help you charge up a secondary device.

As mentioned, Apple has reportedly been toying with reverse wireless charging for a short time now. An FCC filing from Apple late last year uncovered that the iPhone 12 may have already got these wireless charging features hidden in its hardware – they only haven’t been activated.

To this date, there hasn’t been any information on when or if these features are going to be delivered to life within the iPhone 12, so it’s possible Apple is saving it for the 13.