Israel's new battery: smart phones full of electricity only in 26 seconds

[Abstract] It took only 26 seconds for a Samsung Galaxy S4 cell phone to turn from a null-electric state to a full power. Tencent Science and Technology Snow April 10 compiled live in the 21st century modern people often face a problem: the smartphone is running out of power, but no time to recharge. But according to BBC News, the problem will be solved. An Israeli start-up company named StoreDot said it had developed a new battery that could recharge electricity in just 30 seconds. The report said StoreDot at Microsoft's next meeting, the new battery, the result is surprising: in only 26 seconds, a Samsung Galaxy S4 mobile phone from the empty state into full power. StoreDot, a nanotechnology company, said on its official website that it had developed "next-generation batteries that could be charged in minutes rather than hours". In addition to developing the new battery, the company is using nanotechnology to develop data storage, display and medical products. According to BBC News reports, StoreDot's new battery technology is expected to begin commercial operation within three years. This is good news for mobile computing, because the lack of power has become a serious problem. Earlier this week, it was reported that Apple iphone smartphones often face low battery power because of the power consumption of Facebook mobile apps.