No, the Huawei P40 won't come with graphene battery, officials confirm Comments
- stobs
- tT1
The Last Oracle, 24 Dec 2019Maybe it had something to do with Samsung holding the Patent for that one. they care not about patents, but the tech does have to reach their grubby fingers first.
and heard sammy pulled out all manufacturing ops from china recently.
1+1=11?
guess they finally realised other brands were easily getting access to their schematics, r&d etc. thru the local manufacturers and that they were losing more than gaining by running their ops there.
- stobs
- tT1
probably suddenly realised sammy had pulled out from china i.e. their main source for stealing tech had disappeared.
- Zoz
- 0Uu
The Futuristic, 24 Dec 2019Companies should make new battery technology that do not burn, catch fire, swell overtime or p... moreWe are talking about energy storage... You don't understand physics if you're asking for these things... plus I am not sure why you're so paranoic.. I had like 10-15 phones over 20 years, and none of my batteries
posed safety concerns in any way... Yes, deterioration over time is a problem, but I rather have my battery last 5 days on a charge than my battery last 3 years over time... Battery safety and longevity is literally no innovation here. Capacity is.
- Zoz
- 0Uu
Too bad... Whoever's pushing tech and innovation is great. I can't wait for a Samsung Note with graphene battery, but if Huawei does it sooner, it's good pressure on the rest of the world!
- GAMERMAN
- Hkq
six_tymes, 24 Dec 2019It was reported a year ago that Samsung will have a graphene battery when their S12 launches, ... moreSo when Samsung Members app had * ahem * pics on it, it was not an issue?
- Nick Tagataka
- gRx
Chris, 24 Dec 2019You seem to be posting on most of the Huawei articles, trying to shift the blame from Huawei a... moreI suggest you to read my comment once again.
>it's 100% their fault for letting this happen
By "their" I meant Huawei, in case you failed to grasp it.
"Trying to shift the blame", huh...
- AREJOLA
- PP2
855, 24 Dec 2019No graphite No buyit's Graphene, it's clearly written there already
- Rex Tech
- 04M
At least Huawei are not like Lenovo who announce fake news before launch.At least they announce news few months before launch.I don't mind about this Graphene battery or not,as long as their CPu is great as well as camera that's what we all need.
- Note7 owner
- k2G
Phone Addicted, 24 Dec 2019wtf is wrong with the battery industry? why aren't they making any progrress?Sorry buddy we aren’t talking about vibrator batteries here.
- Chris
- aj%
Nick Tagataka, 24 Dec 2019Occurs when people behind the PR account are a loose cannon and a company doesn't fully acknow... moreYou seem to be posting on most of the Huawei articles, trying to shift the blame from Huawei as a whole company towards just the PR department. Are you from their damage control team?
- Anonymous
- Nja
The Last Oracle, 24 Dec 2019Maybe it had something to do with Samsung holding the Patent for that one. No
- The Last Oracle
- vIc
Maybe it had something to do with Samsung holding the Patent for that one.
- Note7 owner
- jxx
Huawei concerns me, you just don’t know when all your Android apps won’t work due to management.
- The Futuristic
- utU
Companies should make new battery technology that do not burn, catch fire, swell overtime or pose any kind of risk to the environment. Also it should have 50,000 or more charge cycles, do not deteriorate over time. That would be the biggest invention/innovation of the century.
- Anonymous
- Nja
Anonymous, 24 Dec 2019Another day, another lie or false marketing/false product claim from Huawei.. their list of li... moreFacepalm
- Haboubi
- 6vP
ENGINEER: I think there's graphene on the P40.
the internet: You didn't see graphene. (YELLING) You didn't because it's not there!
Huawei: We seal off the city. Contain the spread of misinformation.
- Nick Tagataka
- gRx
L973, 24 Dec 2019An official tweet is a rumour.
Good one Huawei. Good one.Occurs when people behind the PR account are a loose cannon and a company doesn't fully acknowledge their influence, because PR managers are often not at all informed about technological details of products being developed (and this is Huawei official who tweeted this - not Huawei Mobile who is directly in charge of smartphones).
Huawei should've monitored their stuffs better so that they wouldn't have gone out of control and create a mess like this, and it's 100% their fault for letting this happen.
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