Samsung is planning to improve the technology used by the battery of its next Galaxy S24 Ultra, Li-Fi will be 100 times faster than current Wi-Fi, ASUS is updating its ROG Ally console, this is the recap.
The next Galaxy S24 Ultra should benefit from an interesting improvement in its battery that will allow it to recharge faster. For its part, Li-Fi has just received its first standard, that is to say that manufacturers will begin to be able to use it in their devices. Finally, ASUS has just fixed overheating problems in its portable ROG Ally console. Come on, let’s go for the recap of the day on Friday, July 14, 2023.
The Galaxy S24 Ultra will finally enjoy really fast charging
Samsung is reportedly planning to use an improved battery in its next flagship, the Galaxy S24 Ultra. It should offer increased capacity and faster charging. In the past, Samsung’s high-end Galaxy devices have been limited to 45W charging, while Chinese competitors have pushed for faster charging speeds. The Galaxy S24 Ultra is rumored to feature 65W charging capacity, along with cell stacking technology.
Read – Galaxy S24 Ultra: a large battery and even faster charging are on the program
Li-Fi is much more powerful than Wi-Fi
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) has established a new 802.11bb standard for Li-Fi, a wireless communication technology that uses light instead of radio frequencies. Li-Fi could be 100 times faster than current Wi-Fi standards, with theoretical data transfer rates of up to 224 gigabytes per second. It offers greater reliability, lower latency, and increased security over Wi-Fi because it operates in a proprietary optical spectrum.
Read – 100 times faster than Wi-Fi: Meet Li-Fi, light-based wireless internet
ROG Ally gets an update to fix a big flaw
Asus has acknowledged an issue with its ROG Ally handheld’s memory card reader and announced plans to release a software update to fix the problem. Overheating the console will cause the memory card reader to malfunction or may damage inserted cards. The next update will increase the fan speed to alleviate system heat buildup, but it may increase fan noise.
Read : ROG Ally: Asus will update the console to correct a major defect