Every time a new smartphone or tablet comes out we ache to see more cores, faster frequencies, better graphics, more RAM, and increased storage space. All this comes at a cost: run time. For years we’ve been asking for improvements in battery life to better meet the needs of our always-on, media-intensive lifestyles. Why can’t battery technology improve at the same pace as other electronics? If the science holds true, we might be poised to see such an advancement thanks to a special formulation of lithium and sulfur.CapacityThe batteries in our smartwatches have around 300 mAh ...
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