New Li-Ion batteries get 10x boost
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- aNDY BURGIN
- 0Fr
- 20 Dec 2007
the mobile produces never seemed bothered about the batterylife on the mobiles they were producing now days as when they first started you could use your mobile about 4-5 days without charging,but they didn"t relise the cost of running your mobile at all,they put that many functions on them that o.k might look good at first but you were unable to use them as you battery was drained out,thats what got the n95 such a bad feedback an with the cost of the mobile,contract plus charging this made the n95 a very expensive mobile to run an buy,nokia then learned from this a bit an put the 1200mah battery on the 8gb one an my n95-3,there should be a law for mobile produces to make sure they stick to a standed rule making sure a mobile they produces lasts 2-3 days without charging then people can just buy any mobile they want without worrying about the batterylife on it as i beeen kept to the standed rule
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- Anonymous
- MME
- 20 Dec 2007
wheres garry??? nowhere to be seen! lol
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- Anonymous
- NHY
- 20 Dec 2007
Finally... sick and tired of charging ma devices every 2 days or so... once a week would be suburb!!! once a month... maybe thats a bit too much...
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- Gary
- 4LT
- 20 Dec 2007
Whatever Larry, we all know you don't have a girlfriend.
psssh!
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- Larry
- YgA
- 20 Dec 2007
People Talk About Battery Life As If They Dont Home At Night I Do And If I Dont I Got Nokia Charger At Work And My GFs House
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- Nick
- nxw
- 20 Dec 2007
cool :) now the N95 will be able to last 3 days :)
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- Dani
- nFW
- 20 Dec 2007
Lets Just hope the Best for this Technology!
after all we all want GREAT battery life right ?
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- Mashhood
- P%{
- 20 Dec 2007
Maybe this Silicon mAh batteries may damage the mobile phone because if the silicon get too big inside the battery and starts covering up the nano wires then it would damage your mobile phone! If you still use it then it may also cause an explosion in between the battery and even the battery can blow up!
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- kDnq
- q}4
- 20 Dec 2007
Let's hope the Mah also doesn't increase the power and force of an exploding cellphone battery.
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- Mashhood
- P%{
- 20 Dec 2007
Correction :-
The 'mAh' of The Battery would most probably remain same but the way of storing power and transferring it would be different. Only minor changes in the amount of 'mAh' could be possible!
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- Mashhood
- P%{
- 20 Dec 2007
The Mah of The Battery would most probably remain same but the way of storing power and transferring it would be different. Only minor changes in the amount of 'Mah' could be possible!
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- Mashhood
- P%{
- 20 Dec 2007
This Experiment wont be great!!! Due to the reason that the battery's life will get very short as you will charge it... Probably if your first charge lasts 30 days, quite probably in 2-3 charges or maybe less, the battery would be wasted because the Silicon will increase in size and block the recharging socket of the battery! This might risk your mobile, charger and even your electricity socket! This is a very dangerous task and i doubt if this can be accomplished!
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- spleenless
- nDG
- 20 Dec 2007
i really hope they will take both ways... for the people who need phones like 8800, go with "minute" and for everybody else... well... bateries will have Ah and not mAh...
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- ENGINEER
- R5f
- 20 Dec 2007
GREAT breakthrough in battery technology. Hats off to the inventer. This should have taken place maybe 5 to 8 years earlier. Battery manufacturers have certainly not kept pace in technology with the cellphones guys. Anyway, better late than never.
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- Anonymous
- xBx
- 20 Dec 2007
GPS within a phone drains the battery, and as a result the phone can barely be used.
This battery could be the perfect solution to the problem.
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- Anonymous
- TC$
- 20 Dec 2007
or maybe 100,000,000 mAh
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- mikandrew
- pu7
- 20 Dec 2007
Great News. Lets hope we will all be able to buy replacement batteries soon.
PS Being first is nothing special.
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- Anonymous
- TC$
- 20 Dec 2007
hehe or maybe 10,000 mAh
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- Anonymous
- TC$
- 20 Dec 2007
i hope that these batteries can store Laptop size charges....around 2500mAh to 4000mAh....
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- makr
- RKn
- 20 Dec 2007
This would be a really BIG step forwards in mobile phone technology. =D
I hope this will be made available in 2 years time...