UK tech firm integrates hydrogen fuel cell inside iPhone for week-long charge - lithium ion rechargeable battery

"As far as we know, this has never been done before," Henry Winland, executive president of Loughborough --
According to The Daily Telegraph, it is based on smart energy.
"We have now succeeded in making such a thin fuel cell, and we can install it on the existing chassis without changing and retaining the rechargeable battery.
This is an important step because if you are moving to a new technology, you have to give people a path that they are satisfied.
The company's iPhone 6 prototype also contains ordinary lithium-
Ion batteries and hydrogen cell modules generate current through the mixing of hydrogen and oxygen.
The only by-product is a small amount of water and heat, so regular models must be modified to add vents that will allow them to escape.
Smart Energy has launched a $200 hydrogen battery device called Upp.
However, like any other bulky gadget on the market, the entire system is external and simply charges the device's internal battery.
The new iPhone prototype can be "charged" with hydrogen"
Release the powder through the modified headphone jack.
For commercial use, the company wants to integrate a separate slot for the removable cartridge inside the device.
A disposable cartridge like this, the company wants to allow the device to work several times longer than the current lithium
Ion model-use up to one week for a single charge.
Read more: cheap, fast, pure: Breakthrough Approaches to hydrogen fuels can revolutionize the automotive industry.
The manufacturing partner turned the prototype into a commercial product, but declined to comment on whether the mysterious partner was Apple Inc.
Mark Lawson, head of corporate finance, said
Statham it's all "about how fast our partners want to press the button and keep working"