04.27.18 Business UK's abandoned tin mines could be reopened to help build EVs Researchers have found tin, tungsten and lithium in areas of Cornwall and Devon. By R. England, 04.27.18 save Save share
02.20.18 02.20.18 in Transportation Existing EV batteries could be recharged five times faster A new type of sensor shows that the cells can handle a lot more power without overheating. By S. Dent, 02.20.18 save Save share View
01.04.18 01.04.18 in Personal Computing HP recalls laptop batteries due to overheating issues There have been eight reports of batteries melting or charring during the last two years. By R. LeFebvre, 01.04.18 save Save share View
12.13.17 12.13.17 in Transportation Toyota and Panasonic explore 'prismatic' EV batteries together Toyota is looking to Tesla's favorite battery supplier for its own EVs. By S. Dent, 12.13.17 save Save share View
12.06.17 12.06.17 in Transportation US airlines plan to enforce new rules on smart bags You'll have to remove the battery if you want to check your luggage. By R. LeFebvre, 12.06.17 save Save share View
12.06.17 12.06.17 in Business Tesla’s Gigafactory might be behind a global battery shortage Electronics companies won't get hold of cylindrical batteries until mid-2018. By R. England, 12.06.17 save Save share View
12.01.17 12.01.17 in Personal Computing Magnesium batteries could be safer and more efficient than lithium Researchers take another early step toward batteries that can hold more power without exploding. By R. LeFebvre, 12.01.17 save Save share View
10.26.17 10.26.17 in Mobile Researchers look deeply within batteries to see why they explode Controlling finger-like growths called dendrites may be the key to safer batteries. By R. LeFebvre, 10.26.17 save Save share View
09.12.17 09.12.17 in Mobile Apple's AR efforts will only work if the battery can keep up Lessons from 'Pokemon Go.' By J. Conditt, 09.12.17 save Save share View
08.11.17 08.11.17 in Wearables Researchers create flexible battery that can run on salt water They could be powered by body fluids like sweat or tears in the future. By M. Locklear, 08.11.17 save Save share View
