“The smartphone of today can take great daylight shots, and even handle night photography if it was produced relatively recently. It can hook up to a multitude of smart gadgets that range from speakers and smart set-top boxes, down to home automation gizmos. Its screen has so many pixels on it, providing an image so sharp, that it puts even your living room TV to shame. And processing power? A flagship today has the computational power of your old laptop, if not more.
And yet, its battery life just blows. And this is increasingly becoming a priority for buyers, who are starting to understand that even older hardware in other areas has long crossed the sanitary minimum line and offers more than ‘just okay’ performance. The longer this continues to be the case, the more the battery life of any given smartphone will be a differentiating factor and a pronounced competitive advantage. Manufacturers know that, which is why we’re all bombarded with marketing messages relating to resilience.”
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