According to translated sources) to keep pace with the competition.Chinese smartphone manufacturers are already beginning to introduce batteries that exceed the typical 5,000 mAh found in most devices on the market today. For instance, the Nubia RedMagic 10 Pro showcases a surprisingly robust battery capacity, setting a trend in the industry. 
Samsung has seemingly developed a technique to boost the silicon content in its batteries while avoiding the swelling issues that have plagued previous models. Despite advancements, a specific release date for Samsung's innovative batteries remains unknown.Leaked information from industry insider Jukanlosreve suggests that Apple may roll out its new battery technology sometime after 2026. Following established trends, it appears that Samsung might reveal its next-generation batteries slightly earlier, as Apple often takes a conservative approach to new technologies, preferring to unveil them in a refined manner.For quite some time, I have been advocating for larger battery capacities. I believe that sacrificing some slimness for improved battery life would be a trade-off worth making. However, if manufacturers are hesitant to compromise on design, the emergence of advanced battery technologies is very promising. The hope remains that the implementation of these new batteries goes off without a hitch, avoiding repeat incidents reminiscent of the Galaxy Note 7 debacle.
iPhone 17 Air is reported to be significantly thinner compared to its base model.
Samsung has seemingly developed a technique to boost the silicon content in its batteries while avoiding the swelling issues that have plagued previous models. Despite advancements, a specific release date for Samsung's innovative batteries remains unknown.Leaked information from industry insider Jukanlosreve suggests that Apple may roll out its new battery technology sometime after 2026. Following established trends, it appears that Samsung might reveal its next-generation batteries slightly earlier, as Apple often takes a conservative approach to new technologies, preferring to unveil them in a refined manner.For quite some time, I have been advocating for larger battery capacities. I believe that sacrificing some slimness for improved battery life would be a trade-off worth making. However, if manufacturers are hesitant to compromise on design, the emergence of advanced battery technologies is very promising. The hope remains that the implementation of these new batteries goes off without a hitch, avoiding repeat incidents reminiscent of the Galaxy Note 7 debacle.
