Bendable battery appears in South Korea

Charlee Gothard
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Add flexible tablets, and mobile could have a pliable future

An imprintable and bendable lithium-ion battery has been developed in South Korea, according to the country's Yonhap News Agency. If the report is accurate, this would be a world-first, and coul...

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