Have you heard of the philosopher's stone that gives immortality? If you've read Harry Potter, then yes, but future devices not only from Samsung, but also possibly from other mobile phone manufacturers, may have something similar. However, the championship will be held by a South Korean manufacturer that, together with MIT, has started working on a project that will change the future of batteries in mobile phones and other devices that need to be recharged regularly. Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have come up with a way to replace the liquid electrolyte with a solid one, thanks to which the batteries will be almost immortal.
Today's batteries can only withstand a certain number of charging cycles and often such batteries end up leaking or swelling, as happened to me in my mobile phone in the past. Here, the number of charging cycles, i.e. the life of the battery, is calculated at approximately 1000 cycles, with the fact that its life will begin to deteriorate. Thanks to the new technology, however, they can last up to hundreds of thousands of cycles, which means that Samsung with a functional battery will be inherited by future generations. It goes without saying that the battery will save the environment.
*Source: AnonHQ
