In general, smartphone users complain about the battery life time, and some devices, depending on the intensity of use, need to be recharged daily. When we talk about iPhones, complaints are usually big in this regard.
Taking into account the fact, Apple would have made a deal for LG Chen to be the exclusive supplier of batteries for the iPhone that will be released in 2018, previously called iPhone 9.
The batteries, as a differential, have an L shape, which makes it possible to increase the tank without assigning a greater thickness. With this, the amount of mAh offered by the battery would be relatively higher. The device, however, could be even thinner than the model that will be revealed later this year, scheduled for September.
JP Morgan analysts believe that L-shaped batteries could emerge later this year with the iPhone. In this way, they would guarantee a capacity of 2.700 mAh, that is, 30% more compared to the iPhone 7 and practically the same 2.900 mAh offered by the iPhone 7 Plus.
For the launch of the iPhone in 2018, the expectation is that it will arrive with an OLED screen. It is worth mentioning that this rumor is already old, however, through the publication of JP Morgan the idea seems even more real.
