The upcoming All-Nine Ultra-Patli iPhone 17 can become the first Apple smartphone to adopt air advanced battery technology, preparing the Japanese supplier TDK preparing to ship its new generation silicon-anode battery by the end of June.
As scoreTDK CEO Noboru Sato recently revealed in an interview that the Apple supplier has accelerated its production schedule, which is originally ahead since the planned September quarter. He suggested that smartphone manufacturers may get enough time to use cells in thin models launching this year.
“We have made good progress, and we are shipping them very soon,” Sato said, “Some handset manufacturers may be able to use a generation of a generation quickly in their product.”
According to Apple’s analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, it may soon be sufficient for the launch of the September Air of Apple’s iPhone 17 Air, which is rumored from time to time from time to time, which is rumored to measure just 5.5 mm at its thinnest point.
TDK battery uses silicon for anode instead of traditional graphite, allowing them to pack 15% more energy in the same location than traditional rechargeable battery packs. This advancement can be important to maintain enough battery life in such a thin form factor.
Saying that, reports about the possible battery performance of the iPhone 17 Air have been added. Whereas InformationWayne Ma claimed that the device would have a “worse” battery life compared to the previous iPhone model, BloombergMark Gurman offered a more optimistic approach, stating that the battery life would be “equal to the current iPhone” for the battery life “hardware and software optimization”.
Further decent battery supporting the possibility of life, Kuo recently mentioned in a blog post that the iPhone 17 Air will have a “high-gradation” battery facility, although it was not detailed.
The device is also rumored to include Apple’s power-skilled C1 modem and also for a lack of an ultra wide camera, possibly providing more internal space for a large battery.
Looking forward, from a recent report ETNEWS It is suggested that Apple may adopt advanced silicone battery technology for its 2027 iPhone, which mark the 20th anniversary of the iconic device. The next generation battery can theoretically use pure silicon anods, which can store 10 times more lithium ions per gram than current materials.
According to the CEO of the company, TDK is already working on its fourth generation silicone battery. Sato said, “We are planning to introduce the fourth generation silicon battery for some time in the next financial year, which is to widen our leadership even more,” claiming that “a large -scale productive silicon battery needs special information.
The 6.6 -inch iPhone 17 Air is expected to replace the plus model in Apple’s 2025 lineup, and in September, in September, Apple is likely to be declared according to the specific fall release schedule.
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