It’s said that one day we’ll enjoy flexible smartphones rather than the solid bricks we use today, but in order for that to happen, there are a number of tech breakthroughs that we’ll need to see. For ...

The world is no stranger to flexible batteries, but they've almost always had to be made in thin sheets -- that doesn't amount to a long running time if you're powering anything more than a watch. LG ...

Swiss scientists have developed a stretchy, flexible battery that could power a new breed of phones that can be folded, bent and even rolled. The prototype flexible thin film battery was created by ...

The Korean company unveils three new types of smartphone batteries that are said to be able to bend, curve, come in various shapes, and even be tied in a knot. Dara Kerr was a senior reporter for CNET ...

In a few years, handheld gadgets may be as thin and flexible as the screen protector on your smartphone thanks to the development of a bendable lithium-ion battery. The video above of the breakthrough ...

NEC announced an exciting foray into the world of bendy things today, with the revelation of their development of a 0.3mm thick flexible battery technology, that can also (allegedly) recharge in about ...

A lithium-ion battery tester seems like a simple project, at least electrically. But when you start thinking about the physical problem of dealing with a huge range of battery sizes, things get a ...

At first glance it looks like a sports energy gel—one you can flex, squeeze, and practically bend in half without breaking it. But this malleable packet is actually a futuristic new battery—one with ...

South Korean technology company Jenax claims its new flexible battery is the world’s first product of its kind that will revolutionize wearables and the Internet of Things segment in general.

Flexible paper-based battery is designed to biodegrade once discarded By Ben Coxworth December 14, 2021 The research team, with three versions of the battery Nanyang Technological University View 1 ...

A team of researchers has used stretchable materials to develop a battery that can be bent, stretched and twisted. For applications in bendable electronic devices, this is precisely the kind of ...