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Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life

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2014/07/28 04:50:12 (permalink)
http://www.androidauthority.com/stanford-university-lithium-battery-410782/
 
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    Re: Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life 2014/07/28 06:05:04 (permalink)
    That would be great!  My battery time increased with my LG G2 to about four day standby (depending on use) from two days with my HTC One X.  Even doubling that would be incredible.  To triple is unthinkable, especially for smart phones

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    Re: Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life 2014/07/28 07:08:37 (permalink)
    It would be also great if they do not catch fire or explode!
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    Re: Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life 2014/07/28 14:45:16 (permalink)
    Smartphone batteries, only?
     
    The battery industry could really use a facelift of innovation, especially since sales of Tesla Motor vehicles exploded in the EU and soon Asia. 
     
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    Re: Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life 2014/07/28 16:09:26 (permalink)
    And batteries that don't catch fire or explode in ur pockets?
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    Re: Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life 2014/07/29 05:52:36 (permalink)
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    The battery industry could really use a facelift of innovation, especially since sales of Tesla Motor vehicles exploded in the EU and soon Asia. 
     



    Yes the Tesla uses small batteries in power cell. But not Cell Phone type. Double A if not mistaken.
     
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    Re: Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life 2014/07/29 06:08:19 (permalink)
    The only issue I see with this is that the companies that already make batteries may fight this.  It will cost them a lot of money on the long end, and losing profits isn't going to go down easy!

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    Re: Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life 2014/07/29 10:55:00 (permalink)
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    The only issue I see with this is that the companies that already make batteries may fight this.  It will cost them a lot of money on the long end, and losing profits isn't going to go down easy!


    Make them follow the trend. Teach the old dawg new tricks.

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    Re: Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life 2014/07/29 11:45:43 (permalink)
    Bout time battery tech advances.

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    Re: Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life 2014/07/29 13:29:02 (permalink)
    The cash flow bureaucracies will put a stop to this, like the electric car of old....
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    Re: Stanford University’s next-gen lithium batteries could triple smartphone battery life 2014/07/29 13:47:43 (permalink)
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    Yes the Tesla uses small batteries in power cell. But not Cell Phone type. Double A if not mistaken.
     



     
    18650 cells, not AA.

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