Rumors have started to circulate about the next Galaxy S phones. Even though these phones are more than half a year away, be prepared for various rumors to emerge over time. For example, one report suggests that the Galaxy S24 phones will use stacked battery technology. It could also bring another notable improvement that we’ve all been waiting for.
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In recent years we have been hearing about stacked battery technology. This new way of making batteries will bring some notable benefits. For example, it will allow batteries to be stacked more densely, allowing them to store more energy without having to be physically larger. There are other benefits as well, such as better charging, etc.
The Galaxy S24 phone could use this stacked battery technology!
This rechargeable battery technology is still in the works, so we're not 100% sure if the company will implement it. However, Samsung is looking to make it happen, according to RGcloudS.
If the Korean tech giant manages to pull it off, it predicts that it won’t be able to distribute these new batteries across the entire S24 lineup. It looks like this perk will be reserved for the Galaxy S24 Ultra. This is a disappointment for those planning to get one of the cheaper phones.
Other reports state that production is set to take place at the Cheonan factory located in Seoul– however, there are conflicting reports indicating that production has not yet begun, as the necessary manufacturing equipment has not yet arrived at the factory.
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Another improvement is rumored
While this stacked battery technology could make the battery last longer, Samsung is reportedly planning to charge the battery faster. Rumor has it that Samsung will bring 65W charging, which is faster than usual, to its next Ultra flagship.
Galaxy S series phones are capped at 45W, which is a safe charging speed - however, people want faster charging. While 65W falls short of some of the competition, it's still a welcome boost.
Information source: androidheadlines.com
