Scientists from Nagoya University in Japan have created an ultra-thin loop heat pipe (UTLHP) that can keep mobile devices cool and improve performance.
The UTLHP is only 0.3 millimeters thick but can handle high levels of heat, allowing for slimmer designs.
It uses a closed-loop system to absorb and transfer heat, without the need for electricity.
The UTLHP is 45 times more efficient than regular copper for heat transfer, making it a potential game-changer for smartphones and tablets.