For the past six years, Samsung has retained the battery capacity of its Galaxy S lineup at 5,000mAh, meaning that users would only experience minor increments in runtimes regardless of which company flagship they purchased. Fortunately, this practice could be a thing of the past, as a rumor claims that the Korean giant is finally jumping onto the silicon-carbon bandwagon like a multitude of Chinese smartphone makers. As for why silicon-carbon batteries didn’t debut with the Galaxy S26 series, Samsung’s executive says these cells have to pass ‘very rigorous validation standards.’ The advantages of silicon-carbon technology are apparent, which is […]

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