Modern batteries have come a long way, with lithium-based cells dominating due to their high capacity, though they have safety concerns. The next leap in battery tech may be silicon-carbon batteries, which offer greater energy density in smaller spaces. While brands like HONOR and Xiaomi have started using this technology, it hasn’t gone mainstream, with major players like Apple and Samsung yet to adopt it.
A recent rumor suggests Samsung may introduce silicon-carbon batteries in the Galaxy S26, set for early 2026. Additionally, Samsung is reportedly exploring stacked electrode technology to boost capacity, a method already used in car batteries. These advancements could address current compromises between slim phone designs and battery life, making the Galaxy S26 a potential game-changer.
Source: Android Authority
