Samsung to equip Galaxy S26 with silicon-carbon batteries
Samsung is considering enhancing the battery capacity of the Galaxy S26 by altering the battery technology. FNNews suggested that the Korean company may adopt a Silicon-Carbon solution, potentially enabling the phones to achieve a capacity of up to 7,000 mAh. The new battery technology replaces graphite with silicon in the cathode material, enhancing capacity. Initially, these batteries had higher production costs and insufficient yields, however, with brands like Xiaomi, vivo, and OnePlus launching flagships featuring this tech, Samsung is finally ready to hop on board. Samsung...
Samsung is considering enhancing the battery capacity of the Galaxy S26 by altering the battery technology. FNNews suggested that the Korean company may adopt a Silicon-Carbon solution, potentially enabling the phones to achieve a capacity of up to 7,000 mAh. The new battery technology replaces graphite with silicon in the cathode material, enhancing capacity. Initially, these batteries had higher production costs and insufficient yields, however, with brands like Xiaomi, vivo, and OnePlus launching flagships featuring this tech, Samsung is finally ready to hop on board. Samsung...
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