<ul><li>Apple's ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air may feature new silicon-anode technology for 15% more energy compared to conventional batteries.</li><li>The new iPhone model is expected to be significantly thinner at 5.5mm, with potential battery life concerns due to its slim design.</li><li>The use of silicon-anode batteries from TDK could offer increased energy density as silicon can hold more lithium ions than graphite.</li><li>Potential enhancements in battery life are anticipated through a combination of new battery technology, power-efficient components, and software optimizations in the upcoming iPhone models.</li></ul>

Apple could adopt new battery chemistry for its ultra-thin iPhone 17 Air

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