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A rapid technological development currently means that mobile phones have a much better battery life and Motorola has a close position.
It’s easy to take for granted, but in many ways we mobile users today are perhaps a little spoiled. It wasn’t long ago that the mobile phone was safely in the pocket and was picked up mostly when we wanted to call or take a reasonably good photo of a moment we didn’t want to let fall into oblivion. The phone was not required for much more in everyday life. Today, the situation is completely different. The mobile phone is always there and it plays a decisive role. When you need to take a video meeting to check in with colleagues and when you want to have a moment of relaxation and just relax with some entertainment. When you pick up the package at the convenience store, just show the qr code on the mobile screen or when you want to ask your colleague for lunch. Safe and flexible. Almost every hour, the mobile phone is there and makes our life easier, because everything is there.
Only recently have our favorite mobile phones gained even more features that would have been unattainable just a few years ago. Motorola has been a leader in development in several ways. For example, look at the screens in the manufacturer’s Motorola Signature, Edge 70 Pro and Edge 70 Fusion where you get both powerful brightness of over 5000 nits and fast refresh, making the content you enjoy sharp and reproduced in natural colors certified by Pantone, even in bright sunlight that can otherwise be a challenge for many phones.
Motorola’s ground-breaking innovations in battery technology mean that the phones’ battery life also lives up to the same high demands that we today place on everything else we want the mobile phone to help us with. A new technology known in English as silicon-carbon means that a small amount of silicon is mixed into the battery’s anode. The basic technology in the battery is the same as before, but by mixing the established technology’s graphite with silicon, you can combine the advantages and safety of the existing technology while the battery capacity can be increased. And that without the phones needing to get thicker, on the contrary, in addition to greatly extended battery life, the technology has allowed us to see thinner and more flexible Motorola phones, perhaps with the Motorola Signature as the clearest example.
With up to 52 hours of battery life, more than two days, it holds eons of use and entertainment. How about, for example, 20 hours of video streaming and the ability to quickly charge the phone. After just seven minutes of 90W Turbopower charging, you once again have a charge for a full day of normal use.
– At Motorola, we always start from people’s real needs, where we develop solutions that adapt to different lifestyles and ways of using technology. That’s why we focus on giving users real freedom in how they charge their devices, with flexible charging options, long battery life and fast charging that keeps pace with everyday life, says Motorola’s Nordic manager Stine Jespersen.
Motorola Signatureas well Edge 70 Fusion and Edge 70 Proall offer this new battery technology that greatly extends phone battery life while maintaining a sleek form factor. Fast charging is a matter of course and Edge 70 Fusion can even come with either a battery on it 5200 mAh or one on the whole 7000mAh. It can even be enough so that, in addition to being provided with plenty of battery time yourself with powershare, you can share power with family, friends and colleagues.