Look’s like the Wireless Power Consortium can add another one of the big boys onto its list of powerful allies. Research in Motion’s come on board as a member of the organization, which now includes 21 manufacturers. The Wireless Power Consortium’s noble quest, you’ll remember, is to develop a wireless charging standard, which it calls the Qi. The group also announced simultaneously that it’s successfully finished the second round of prototype testing. RIM’s support is adds further hope to the pursuit of said standard, after Nokia joined the cause in October.

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