
Nokia self-regenerating Phone Battery: Details Regarding Patent
By: Jamie Pert | March 9, 2010 | Leave a CommentOver the last few years we have seen huge improvements in the smartphone industry, however one thing which hasn’t moved on greatly is battery-related technology.
Nokia have recently filed for a patent which may seriously impact their future handsets, this patent is for a self-regenerating phone battery.
This will apparently be made possible via a “piezoelectric kinetic energy harvester”, which will in affect allow a handset to recharge it’s battery in the same way that a kinetic powered watch does.
If this patent is accepted flat mobile phone batteries could become a thing of the past, anyone who has ever had a dead mobile phone battery will know how annoying it can be.
Source: SlashGear
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