Scientists are closer to developing a cellphone battery that will take just 15 minutes to recharge and last more than a week.
A team of Northwestern University engineers created an electrode for lithium-ion batteries, used in cellphones and iPods, that allows holding a charge up to ten times greater than current technology.
A team of Northwestern University engineers created an electrode for lithium-ion batteries, used in cellphones and iPods, that allows holding a charge up to ten times greater than current technology.
Batteries with the new electrode also can charge 10 times faster than current batteries, READ MORE
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