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"Nokia CEO Stephen Elop reportedly stated that multi-core mobile processors are a waste of battery life in a recent interview with a Chinese newspaper. Yangcheng Evening News quotes Elop as having said, "the so-called dual-core, quad-core mobile phones can only waste batteries, but not be useful for consumers all the time." Microsoft's Windows Phone mobile operating system does not support multi-core chipsets, but the company has been highlighting the "real world performance" of its handsets through the "Smoked by Windows Phone" challenge. Elop went on to claim that the company's flagship Lumia 900 has never been defeated by the iPhone or an Android smartphone, despite the dual-core and quad-core processors found in those devices. "

"The first revision of iOS 5, the latest Apple mobile operating system, is headed our way soon and is said to include a fix for the reported iPhone battery problems. Ever since iOS 5 was released and the iPhone 4S hit the shelves during October, owners have complained of their device's battery draining considerably faster than expected."

Elon Musk and Tesla want to change how the world uses energy, and have unveiled a new product line called Tesla Energy. One of its first products is the Powerwall, a battery that is install in the home that regulates and monitors how energy is used.

"Nokia CEO Stephen Elop has reportedly stated in an interview that he believes dual and quad-core processors are simply a waste of battery life and the performance benefits they bring are questionable."

"Android users who have a smartphone packed full of free apps could be losing up to 75% of their handset's battery life, according to a new study."

"A software update for the Lumia 800 that offers huge improvements in battery life and a host of other enhancements has been released by Nokia."

"After hearing various complaints from iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S users about their phone's battery life, Apple confirmed they would be bringing out a revised version of iOS 5 to cure the problem. At the time they gave no indication when this would be, but got the ball rolling straight away with a beta version of iOS 5.0.1 seeded to developers."

Samsung has released information regarding the Galaxy Note 7 and the exploding battery. A host of independent experts and industry groups investigated the cause of the issue.

A popular tech site utters "Samsung Galaxy Mega 5.8 is slated to feature a 5.8inch qHD LCD display, a 1.4 GHz dual-core processor, an 8-megapixel rear camera, and a 2600 mAh battery. We know here Samsung runs powerfully amongst many others & fresh reports suggest of it making a new Galaxy Mega smartphone.

"You're probably already familiar with the Motorola Razr, the super-slim Android phone which shares its name with the phone that catapulted Motorola to super-stardom in 2004."

"Either someone's made a right balls-up, or Samsung's got a non-LTE-packing Galaxy S II HD on the way for the UK. Mobi-city, a relatively new online mobile phone store, put up an ad on its front page for a "bigger, better, newer version of the popular S II" with a "larger, higher resolution screen and more battery power"."

"Smartphone battery life has always been contentious issue amongst mobile users, but reports from Engadget suggest that research is taking place to bring the self-sustaining smartphone into the realms of reality."

Obviously, Samsung is trying to convince people into believing that Galaxy S II has made record breaking progress on not only display screen, but also on battery life, which means you can use it for a longer time before you need to recharge it. This indeed brings good news to videoohiles who watch movies a lot on this smart phone. Now, here we are going to talking about how to watch a DVD movie on Galaxy S II, with the help of a DVD Ripper software like DVDFab DVD Ripper, which supports to converts DVD movies for Galaxy S II.

"Small in size, big on power: New microbatteries a boost for electronics"