Is the iPhone 4 Qi enabled?

Qi enabled as in inductive charging?
the iPhone 3g and 3gs apparently are, but no word about iP4
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Energizer markets one that they say works with iPhone 3 and 3GS. 4 can't be far behind.
http://www.energizer.com/products/inductive-charging/Pages/energizer-inductive-c harging.aspx
Matt
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