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 A great leap forward in lithium battery technology Huawei: coming soon to charge 10 times faster smartphone batteries

 Juheng.com Author Juheng.com Compiled by Cai Tenghui Comprehensive Foreign News | Juheng.com – November 16, 2015 2:40 PM

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 China's mobile phone leader Huawei renews its lithium battery technology to charge faster (Photo: AFP)

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 With the advancement of technology, the battery life of smart phones is getting longer and longer.  However, if you want to fully charge the phone to 100%, it still takes some time.

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 "CNNMoney" reported that China's mobile phone leader Huawei stated that it is studying ways to charge 10 times faster than the current mobile phones on the market.

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 Last Friday (13th) at the Japan Mobile Show, Huawei demonstrated a lithium battery that can be fully charged to 48% in only 5 minutes.  The total battery capacity is 3000 mAh.

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 Huawei also exhibited another lithium battery with a total capacity of 600 milliamperes, which can be fully charged with 68% of the power within 2 minutes.

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 According to data from iFixit, an American electronic component analysis company, Samsung Galaxy S6 has a battery capacity of 2550 mAh, and Apple (AAPL-US) iPhone 6 has a battery capacity of 1810 mAh.

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 Huawei said that in the near future, users will be able to fully charge their phones within a short time of making a cup of coffee.

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 Huawei said that they use technology to change the order of lithium-ion storage, so it can speed up battery charging time.

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 For the discovery and development of such technologies, Huawei is confident that it will change the industrial ecology and user experience of smart phones, electric vehicles, wearable devices and other products that require fast charging in the future.

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 Energous (WATT-US), a US wireless charging company, Nokia Laboratories, and some small companies are developing the use of radio waves to charge devices.  Related companies said that radio wave charging technology may be available in a few months.

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 British hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer Intelligent Energy stated that it is developing a fast-charging, one-time-chargeable iPhone 6 battery that can last up to 7 days.