Liquid cooled iphone samung and htc !

[ric96]

After Xperia Z2 this thing seems to be catching on.

Apple, Samsung and HTC are planning on liquid cooled smart phones!!!

 

 

The race to take the title of "World's Most Advanced Smartphone" is drivingApple [AAPL], Samsung and HTC to explore increasingly advanced technologies, with a Digitimes report claiming all three firms are working to develop liquid cooled smartphones in order to boost power efficiency.

Source: http://blogs.computerworld.com/smartphones/22350/apple-planning-liquid-cooled-iphone-and-so-are-samsung-and-htc

[Freaky_spider]

i hope this includes a 240mm rad, ow wait -.-

[gramzon]

stupidest thing I've heard.

[ShadowCaptain]

Awesome, heatpipe technology is very clever and beneficial 

 

 

stupidest thing I've heard.

 

 

Its a liquid filled heatpipe, its not like a custom look or anything it has no moving parts, just a conductive metal tube filled with liquid that constantly evaporates and condenses thus cooling the phone

 

Phones need this a lot, I was playing a game on my iphone for an hour the other day and It was as hot as the sun to hold

[TheInverseKey]

I'll  put a Noctua NH-D15 on my Samsung s3

[Superspeed07]

H110 on a phone... excellent

[Dude]

After Xperia Z2 this thing seems to be catching on.

Apple, Samsung and HTC are planning on liquid cooled smart phones!!!

Source: http://blogs.computerworld.com/smartphones/22350/apple-planning-liquid-cooled-iphone-and-so-are-samsung-and-htc

The Xperia Z2 was water PROOF not water cooled. Also, it wouldn't and won't work.

 

1) Tubing might be dislodged in pocket

2) The phones would be insanely bulky

3) Replacing the cooling fluid would be immensely frustrating

4) The reservoir in the phones would have to be microscopic so not only is replacing fluid more difficult but it would also have to be done more often

5) Water cooling is for enthusiasts only - For the purposes of overclocking and keeping your system silent, what advantage would there be to a water cooled smartphone?

[Freaky_spider]

The Xperia Z2 was water PROOF not water cooled. Also, it wouldn't and won't work.

 

1) Tubing might be dislodged in pocket

2) The phones would be insanely bulky

3) Replacing the cooling fluid would be immensely frustrating

4) The reservoir in the phones would have to be microscopic so not only is replacing fluid more difficult but it would also have to be done more often

5) Water cooling is for enthusiasts only - For the purposes of overclocking and keeping your system silent, what advantage would there be to a water cooled smartphone?

youre thinking about it the wrong way.

 

they put water in the heat pipes, and let the process of heating and cooling move the water

[Dude]

youre thinking about it the wrong way.

 

they put water in the heat pipes, and let the process of heating and cooling move the water

 

All the other points still stand

[FloRolf]

... are they high?

[IcedEskimo]

All the other points still stand

no you don't get it... there's no "tubing" except for the heat pipes. This is not that bulky at all if done right(which it probably will). There's no replacing of fluid as water evaporates and condenses with no loss. There is no reservoir. You're thinking of Water Cooling in PC's right now but you honestly don't need much for a phone since you're not going to be using it for hours on end like you would use a PC so you don't need a lot of maintenance for Water Cooling on a phone.

[Freaky_spider]

All the other points still stand

no...

 

Look i could run through the maths and fysics, but im too lazy and it vacation

 

water has a high heat capacity, so you'd put a lot of heat in water for it just to heat up 1°C, even if there is 10 times less water then metal in contact with the processor, its still be cooler, 

 

copper has 380 J *  KG * K

 

and water has 4186 J * kg * K

 

so the water would absorb more heat then the copper

 

thats one advantage down

 

reservoir? it wont have one

 

tubing? it will be fricking copper heatpipes with water in it... no bending going to happen

 

replacing fluid? how many times do you do that with an AIO? ow wait, you dont either

 

Please, come again?

[Freaky_spider]

no you don't get it... there's no "tubing" except for the heat pipes. This is not that bulky at all if done right(which it probably will). There's no replacing of fluid as water evaporates and condenses with no loss. There is no reservoir. You're thinking of Water Cooling in PC's right now but you honestly don't need much for a phone since you're not going to be using it for hours on end like you would use a PC so you don't need a lot of maintenance for Water Cooling on a phone.

someone who gets it?

 

kudos to you sir

[qwertywarrior]

 

 

 

 

not really direct at any one in particular but

this is pretty old news in terms of the tech

NEC was using this tech since 2013

http://www.legitreviews.com/liquid-cooling-arrives-to-smartphones-nec-medias-x_15574

 

also op's news  is kinda old too

June 18, 2013 11:16 AM EDT

 

 

[Freaky_spider]

 

not really direct at any one in particular but

this is pretty old news in terms of the tech

NEC was using this tech since 2013

http://www.legitreviews.com/liquid-cooling-arrives-to-smartphones-nec-medias-x_15574

 

 

 

 

 

yea, the article has a couple of pictures from the Nec watercooled phone,

 

its just that this is interesting but people dont try to vision how its going to work, they just assume its going to be the same as a PC, but its not

[UnknownEngineer]

Awesome, heatpipe technology is very clever and beneficial 

 

Its a liquid filled heatpipe, its not like a custom look or anything it has no moving parts, just a conductive metal tube filled with liquid that constantly evaporates and condenses thus cooling the phone

 

Phones need this a lot, I was playing a game on my iphone for an hour the other day and It was as hot as the sun to hold

Your phone will not feel any cooler to the touch if it has heat-pipes instead.

The heat still needs to go somewhere and as far as I am concerned a heat-pipe will only take it to the surface of the phone more efficiently thus making it even more uncomfortable to use.

 

What they need is a way to make the actual hardware emit less heat. 

[martinrox1568]

That Qualcomm quote was seriously misquoted. The one where he goes on about how the fastest cpu are the coolest. Especially the part with how heat is wasted battery and performance. Adding better cooling to  a cpu won't make it perform better or last longer on a charge. What Qualcomm meant was that a cpu that is more effecient will mean there is less energy that becomes heat, meaning that there will be more energy left to be used to have the phone last longer

[ric96]

The Xperia Z2 was water PROOF not water cooled. Also, it wouldn't and won't work.

1) Tubing might be dislodged in pocket

2) The phones would be insanely bulky

3) Replacing the cooling fluid would be immensely frustrating

4) The reservoir in the phones would have to be microscopic so not only is replacing fluid more difficult but it would also have to be done more often

5) Water cooling is for enthusiasts only - For the purposes of overclocking and keeping your system silent, what advantage would there be to a water cooled smartphone?

It is liquid/vapour cooled, google it

http://www.phonearena.com/news/The-Xperia-Z2-has-liquid-heat-pipe-cooling-technology_id54935

[Andrew48]

Introducing the iWater

[LukaP]

so many people ITT thinking we are getting water cooled phones...

 

WE ARE ONLY GETTING NORMAL HEAT PIPES INTO PHONES... ALL HEATPIPES HAVE A CERTAIN LIQUID IN THEM... 

[Deletive]

so many people ITT thinking we are getting water cooled phones...

 

WE ARE ONLY GETTING NORMAL HEAT PIPES INTO PHONES... ALL HEATPIPES HAVE A CERTAIN LIQUID IN THEM... 

really? COOL! i actually never knew that thanks for that infomation.

How much of an improvement of it is to thermal pads? I wonder if that 5w tdp of the k1 would be able to be cooled better in a phone with these heatpipes.

[harrynowl]

Pretty sure this is about adding mini vapor chambers to phones, NOT ghetto modding Kraken X61s to the back of our iPhones and whatnot.

[totjup5]

This should be cool, people really need to read the article before saying stuff like "it's stupid to put an h110 on a phone". Lol