What will happen if all phones have same battery???

Hello Fellas….

This is The Common Boy here with a new article on what will happen if we manufacture new mobile phone’s battery for all the mobile phones in the world which would be exchangeable….We all know that a battery is just a device which holds electric current….Or at least a common man only knows that…..We use batteries in our daily lives and are not much interested in our homes….But here is a scenario where the batteries used in our mobile phones are all made same… We know that Alessandro Volta built the first battery in 1800…..but the latest one was built by Carl Gassner in 1886 which we all use in our daily lives such as in our TV remotes, AC remotes etc…. The batteries used in our phones are called Lithium Ion Batteries or Li-ion batteries which is charged everyday in our homes…..The technology was largely developed by John Goodenough, Stanley Whittingham, Rachid Yazami and Akira Yoshino during the 1970s–1980s, and then commercialized by a Sony and Asahi Kasei team led by Yoshio Nishi in 1991.

So, enough of this idiotic history which we are not at all interested in….Coming to the point, the question is that what will happen if the all mobile phones have the same kind of batteries….Don’t take me wrong…I mean that the batteries of all the phones would be exchangeable with all the phones in the world….That would be super awesome and also very helpful if we could exchange the batteries in the world….it’s just like wireless charging with one phone to another…. But it didn’t develop still….that’s the issue…..So if we just could exchange all the batteries in the world….it would be fun…like we would be very useful to exchange batteries with others whenever we need…that would be useful….

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But all the phones have different battery capacities…. how would it manage the battery system….there is only one soulution to this problem….that is every phone should have same amount of battery capacity…..Awww….we would not have the chance to upgrade our battery capacity…It kinda ends there…we don’t want that ending..

It would be good if the batteries had electronic upgrade and would upgrade every 6 months or a year or a specific period of time…it would be awesome to know the upgrade……

But beware of the disadvantages also….if all the batteries would be same kind… then there would be multiple duplicates or copies emerging out in the black market….New individual companies would start emerging out in the market selling new batteries for phone with new upgrades….

Or it would also be like we needed an super upgrade which would require to upgrade the hardware of the battery….It would be difficult to exchange all the batteries in the world….

And do not forget the cost required for manufacturing the new batteries…..An average battery would cost around 2,500 rupees which means 35$….Estimating that around 4.5 billion people are using mobile phones today…. It would take around 1,12,50,00,00,00,000 which is nothing but 11 lakh 25 thousand crore rupees or 158 billion dollars to manufacture battery for every phone…..

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As we have seen that new companies will start emerging out in the market with new upgrades and the cost required to manufacture so many battries would be very difficult….We better stick to our old batteries and mobile phone which are all fine…..It is also good that we are changing our phones every 6 months or 1 year…We wont be bored tooo….

Oh boy, this is all too much now…..Why manufacture new batteries for every phone in the world and spending billions of dollars for something that is not very required now….But if we spend all the money for something very useful….Such as creating air filters for every factory in the world…We will research for that topic in the next article….So till that stay tuned…

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