Samsung may finally start embracing silicon-carbon batteries in smartphones with next year's Galaxy S26 series.
Next year's Samsung Galaxy S26 series could use silicon-carbon batteries with higher density and lower heating.
Consumer electronics devices have been using lithium-ion (Li-ion) batteries for well over a decade now. Very recently, ...
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The Galaxy S26 Could Start Samsung’s Battery RenaissanceThe Samsung Galaxy S26 is about a year away, but it could finally mark a move away from Samsung's battery stagnation.
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