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2020 iPhone could have a slightly larger battery from small internal change

2020 iPhone could have a slightly larger battery from small internal change

Posted on December 9, 2019 By Jarvis

Despite having a probably more energy-efficient mobile operating system, iPhone owners have been begging Apple for a larger battery. Those prayers have been answered, to some extent, when Apple launched the larger iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s. Of course, the need for more hours of battery life never ends and Apple may be giving next year’s iPhones just a wee bit more battery not by enlarging the iPhone yet again but by shrinking at least one part inside.
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