Battery life is undoubtedly one of the major pain points most consumers hold with their smartphones. Because of technological limitations,OEMs often hold to find workarounds for squeezing out as much screen on (and off) time as possible, often working on software optimizations or simply trying to fit a larger unit inside the body of the device – at times making it removable.
Another way of circumventing such limitation took form in the way of making batteries recharge much faster, and thanks to technologies such as Qualcomms ‘Quick Charge’,which has now arrived at its v3.0. Expected to hit the majority of 2016 flagships, – like the LG G5, or which does indeed support it – the latest iteration didn’t however obtain it to the Samsung Galaxy S7 (and S7 edge),which stuck with final year’s 2.0 more…
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