3 ms·
That's the same batteries being charged at higher current, with more careful monitoring, temperature sensors etc. It's actually a little bit distressing: phone
by throwaway81523 5y ago
That's the same batteries being charged at higher current, with more careful monitoring, temperature sensors etc. It's actually a little bit distressing: phones use more power than they used to, instead of less, despite improvements in electronics efficiency. It's the Microsoft Word treadmill all over again.
- trompetenaccoun 5y agoPositively framed the functionality has grown much faster than battery capacity has evolved. Phones back in the day were phones, now they're pocket computers. Ignoring the industry claims I feel like batteries have improved, comparing for example Laptops from 10 or 15 years ago with modern ones. Another thing that people might not even be consciously aware of is that they're using their mobile devices more these days than in the past, which obviously leads to faster drained batteries.
- throwaway81523 5y agoImho that doesn't hold water. Today's phones don't deliver more useful functionality than the phones of 5 years ago, but they do use more power. Their cpus have gotten faster in order to keep up with the javascript and advertising bloat of badly designed web sites. It would be better to keep the phones low powered so the web site operators have to maintain some self-control with their js and ads.