This document describes a proposed system for wirelessly charging mobile phones using microwaves. The system would use a transmitter that sends microwave signals at 2.45 GHz along with voice data. Mobile phones would be equipped with a rectenna and sensor to receive the microwaves and convert them to electrical current to charge the phone battery while the user is talking. The document outlines the key components of the transmitter, receiver, and advantages such as eliminating the need for wired charging and ability to charge on the go. Potential disadvantages discussed include health effects of radiation exposure and dependence on network coverage for charging.