. Not all smartphone batteries are reliable in the market. Therefore, we have come up with a list of smartphones which claims to deliver long-lasting performances. Just take a look at the drop-down list of best battery smartphone to buy in 2019

Google, in a recent Android Dev Summit session held in San Francisco, revealed that by using dark mode in our Android smartphones, we can extend battery life of our phone. The tech giant says that the colours used within apps have a direct impact on the phone’s battery life, and use of bright colours eat up the phone battery life anything.

Refreshing its budget Redmi series, Chinese handset maker Xiaomi on Wednesday launched Redmi 6, Redmi 6A and Redmi 6 Pro in India.

At a time when consumer electronics players are aiming to develop safe Lithium-ion batteries that don't catch fire, a team of researchers has developed a practical and inexpensive way to help prevent these fires.

An Apple store in Amsterdam has been temporarily closed after an iPad battery exploded and released harmful chemical substances, the media reported.

India-born British billionaire Sanjeev Gupta has launched a $1 billion, one-gigawatt renewable energy plan based in South Australia's mid-north that he says will lead the country's industry transition to more competitive power.

Amid growing demand for good battery life, researchers, including an Indian-origin, have developed an app that reduces the energy consumption of smartphone devices without impacting performance.

Do you have to stop working on your phone in the middle? Does your phone battery get exhausted very soon? If so, then you need to polish your smartphone with some smart tricks. Yes, we bring to you some tips to increase the battery life of your handset. Meaning, your phone will last longer and you will not have to search the plug points to fix it with a charger.

Exide Industries, which is aspiring to supply batteries for bullet trains, will invest over Rs 550 crore for setting up a battery recycling plant and expand its existing facility here to manufacture Nickel-Cadmium batteries, an official said on Tuesday.

Exide Industries, which is aspiring to supply batteries for bullet trains, will invest over Rs 550 crore for setting up a recycling battery plant and expanding its existing facility here to manufacture Nickel-Cadmium batteries, an official said on Tuesday.