Samsung Galaxy S10 is expected to have many new features. One of them is the newer type of battery called it will be very interesting. Here's the explanation.

Rumors circulating call the Galaxy S10 will use new materials for the battery it uses. This rumor was spread by @MMDDJ_ through its Weibo account and Twitter.

According to him Samsung will use graphene material for the Galaxy S10 battery. The use of this material will make the cellphone have a much faster charging time than the current cellphone.

In the world of technology, graphene is a material that is considered to solve many of the problems that exist today. But now graphene has never been used in commercial products.

There are a number of rumors from other parties that support the use of graphene. One of them is the Ice Universe which calls the 15W battery charging system owned by history.

Then in November 2017, SammyHub wrote the Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT) had succeeded in finding a way to fully charge a battery in just 12 minutes using graphene ball technology.

Compared to the current fast battery charging technology, at least one hour is needed. SammyHub also mentioned that researchers at SAIT could maintain a maximum battery temperature of 60 degrees Celsius, the standard used by EV batteries. Nurhadi Aldo

The same report also mentions that Samsung could use this technology to massly combine graphene into 3D popcorn using silica. This process will make graphene not only be able to be refilled quickly, but also keep the temperature not too high.

At that time SAIT was said to have registered a patent for the technology in the United States and Korea, as quoted from BGR, Friday (01/04/2019).

Samsung itself has not confirmed rumors of the use of graphene material for the Galaxy S10. And the Korean giant must be careful about battery safety because of the case of the Galaxy Note 7, so they have to consider a lot before implementing the use of new battery technology on their cellphones.