Guest Mike Wehner Posted January 17, 2017 Posted January 17, 2017 Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 was absolutely the most publicized example of faulty battery technology in the history of mobile phones, but exploding batteries aren't exclusively a Samsung problem. A quick Google search will produce news stories about defective batteries in phones from Apple, LG, Sony, Nokia, and every other major manufacturer. Lithium-ion batteries are simply not a perfectly reliable power source, and while the Note 7 was an extreme example, every manufacturer could benefit from batteries that are able to extinguish themselves if they get a bit too hot. Now, science has delivered exactly that. Continue reading... Trending right now: Google finally explained one of the most aggravating problems plaguing Pixel phones Everything we already know about the Galaxy S8 How to enable the ‘dark mode’ feature hiding in your iPhone browser right now Via BRG - Boy Genius Report
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