Samsung is still uncomfortable with the prospect of switching to silicon-carbon battery technology for the Galaxy S27 Ultra, but its hesitance has more to do with increased manufacturing costs rather than the uncertainty of the batteries themselves. Thankfully, a new rumor claims that the Korean giant is evaluating a higher capacity for its top-tier flagship, and hopefully, it will end up competing with the iPhone 18 Pro Max. Moving to high-density silicon-carbon battery technology for the Galaxy S27 Ultra could incur an additional $22-$28 million cost At present, @phonefuturist has discussed on Telegram that the reason Samsung steers clear of […]
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