SlashGear Japan
These days the focus on cell phones are things like listening to music and watching TV. Phillips has gone back to the basics and decided to instead focus on something that all phones these days are lacking in. Battery life. I know that personally I can’t go more than a couple of days without recharging, and somehow that just seems ok.
Phillips is introducing the Xenium 9@9 series which boasts 40 days of standby or 10 hours of talking on a single charge. The phones themselves aren’t anything worth writing home about, the 9@9d has a 1.3 megapixel camera and the 9@9t is a smartphone with an mp3 player. Even though they aren’t packed with the latest features, it’s good to know that someone out there is focusing on battery life.
Phillips Xenium 9@9 Cellphones Let You Talk Forever and a Day [via Gizmodo]
One Response to “Longer battery life coming to cell phones?”
JENNA9 June 9, 2007
i think it’s very interesting because phones are made for communication, so phone campanies should give attention to batteries. Most of the consumers use phones for business so they need this kind of batteries, they are so busy and maybe it is hard for them to re-charge their batteries.
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