The 90’s people in our audience may recall a time before cell phones evolved into the enclosed objects made of glass and metal that they are now. They had sliding rear panels that
iPhone 12 and 12 mini battery capacities have been exposed via Anatel’s certifications. The latest revelation comes between the release of the 12 series in international markets. The Anatel sourced documents also
The world is in the awe of smartphones. While we bring our smartphones to robust use each day to fulfil our entertainment & communication needs, we forget that this marvel of a
The maker of a new chip claims that it could reduce the charging times of phones to a few minutes, and could prevent dangerous explosions. The tiny chip could be embedded into
Among the quickest BIS certification ever – attained by ADATA PT100 and PV150 power banks, which now carry the BIS logo ADATA® Technology, a leading manufacturer of high performance DRAM modules and
Delta Electronics announced the roll out of its new Ultron HPH 60/80/100/120kVA high-efficiency uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to join its existing 20/30/40kVA models for India market. The new HPH models 60-120kW were
Google X research lab scientists are reportedly working on next-generation lithium-ion and solid-state battery technologies for consumer electronics. The company is said to have at least 20 battery-dependent projects under works that
Researchers at Stanford University have developed a new battery that can be recharged in about a minute and is safer than the lithium ion cells used in everything from smartwatches to passenger
Delta Electronics is extending the CliQ II buffer module – DRB-24V040ABN to support 24V system for up to 40A load with minimum buffering time of 0.2 second or up to 8 second
Believe it or not, using sand as the key material, researchers have created a lithium ion battery that can outperform the current industry standard by three times. “This is the holy grail
Researchers have developed a new battery technology that could help create batteries that last longer than previously thought possible. A team of researchers at the US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National
Sony announced on Friday that it recalling some of of the Vaio Fit 11A notebook units because of an overheating problem and possible fire risk of the battery supplied by a unit