Yes. Am not robot.
The article seems to only talk about an advance in knowledge about the degradation process. I see no mention that they have a proposed solution.
Other than the fact the article contains an out-of-context quote, where does the “smaller, lighter, and cheaper” come from.
Great there’s new knowledge but seems a little more jumped-the-gunny than usual for battery-tech improvement claims.
Don’t know… Don’t care that much… But I had one and it was awesome.
Sheepdog trials. Though mostly it’s about making things go through the gates.
I had the ZX80. It was terrible.
It requires careful preparation to really enjoy.
Storage is easy though.I like to keep a whole shelf of the stuff.
Preferably in a building, maybe a store, a properly safe distance from where I shop just in case anyone accidentally discovers it and brings some home…
No no no… This, that, and those other ones…
:)
Definitely B5. For all of its issues it’s one I still enjoy.
Well. It’s certainly close. Still looks a little tight.
Maybe the upcoming Samsung 57" 32:9 2160p will finally get us there…
I have a Note 10+
With the way it’s measuring up today for performance and battery life, if it were going to keep getting OS updates and security updates it’d keep being a great phone for another couple of years yet.
…And compared to some I know, I’m updating frequently.
I really do wish they’d squeeze another 1-2 OS updates into it’s life-span. But at this rate I’ll still be replacing it with whatever its up-to-date peer is in another year or so…
…and re-purposing this one - it’s still awesome (awesomer if it allowed root without losing updates and pay-services)
Brighter also means not having to drive them at their maximum so much… Yet another contributor to better lifespan - so better in tow dimensions.