Just wondering now if Apple and Samsung ever used the same type of technology for there batteries. Because Apple used to buy their batteries from Samsung SDI so surely they much have has the same battery technology at some point. The Size or watt power could have different but the technology inside must have been the same.
They would have never used the exact same battery, since the batteries would have been designed to Apple’s specs specifically for a particular model of iPhone (and similarly Samsung’s batteries are designed specifically to their device specs). SMART lithium batteries have to be designed to match the power requirements of the device they’re being installed into.
Apple (and Samsung, and Nokia, and LG, etc) all source many components from the same companies (displays, batteries, RAM, solid state storage modules, cellular radios, wifi radios, BT radios, etc). But that doesn’t mean that their supply of some of those items is not specific to their own internal design specs (or flashed with Apple specific firmware).
Think about RAM - all the worlds RAM, regardless of how it’s branded and packaged, is made by a mere handful of companies. And Samsung, Micron (Crucial) and Hynix pretty much make by far the majority of it all (Samsung and Hynix alone account for about 60%-65% of the global RAM market). So everybody, from Apple, to Dell, to Lenovo, to Nokia, to LG and so forth are likely all sourcing RAM from the same sources.
All small electronics use the same lithium polymer battery technology. Apple most often has used Sony batteries but they have also purchased from Samsung and others. Apple also uses Samsung screens.
Would that mean at some point there was a iPhone and a Samsung phone with the same battery technology in them.
Yes, just like there have been iPhone and Samsung phones with the same screen technology. What is your point?
Sorry trying to make it clear doing a project
Many thanks for your help
Has Apple and Samsung ever used the same Battery Technology in there phones
