Ex-Apple executive joins startup aimed at banishing smartphone cables


Keyssa Inc Radio Frequency Test Engineer David Mai and Caballero (right) in one of the company's labs in Campbell, California. — Reuters

For over 14 years at Apple Inc, Rubén Caballero had to include a cable with every iPhone design whose wireless engineering he oversaw, from the first prototypes in 2005 to iPhone 11 models on shelves now.

Now, as chief wireless strategist for Silicon Valley startup Keyssa Inc, Caballero hopes to cut the cord for good – for all smartphones. His new position has not been previously reported.

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