It seems like the common smartphone problem of constant battery charging will be solved by Motorola and Lenovo.
News about the upcoming release of Lenovo's latest smartphone, dubbed as the Lenovo P70t, recently surfaced online. Although most of the details about the phone specs and its release are still under wraps, several reports are saying that it could beat the performance of all the other brands because of its incredible battery power.
This promise excites a lot of gadget watchers, but could this new phone perform better compared to the already existing smartphone from Motorola called the Moto Droid Turbo?
One of the best selling points of the Verizon-exclusive Moto DROID Turbo smartphone is its massive battery power that can provide power to the smartphone for up to 48 hours on a single charge. It could allegedly function properly for 34 hours and 8 minutes of non-stop talks and 14 hours of straight video playbacks before needing to be charged again.
The Moto DROID Turbo is equipped with a massive 3900 mAh battery which allows it to continuously power the device for a long period of time.
However, Lenovo seems to be challenging the Verizon-released device. Its one-of-a-kind 4000 mAh battery could give the other brands a run for their money.
According to the claims of the Taiwanese mobile manufacturing company, the Lenovo P70t can last up to 46 days on stand-by, which is a total of 1,104 hours all in all. It also promises to let users call somebody and talk for six straight hours for every 15 minutes of charging.
The Motorola-Verizon smartphone, released in October this year, uses the Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor to provide the best performance for the smartphone without eating up too much power. Meanwhile,the soon-to-be released Lenovo device will reportedly use the latest power-saving processor called the TI BQ24296M to prolong the battery life of the device.
The Lenovo P70t release date has not yet been announced as of the moment.
