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Apple Extends iPhone 15 Battery Lifespan, Surpassing Initial Lifespan Expectations - Vimarsana News

Apple Extends iPhone 15 Battery Lifespan, Surpassing Initial Lifespan Expectations

Apple has now verified the iPhone 15 can maintain 80% of its capacity even after undergoing 1000 complete charge cycles.

Apple has good news on battery for these iPhone users | - Vimarsana News

Apple has good news on battery for these iPhone users |

Apple has doubled the estimated lifespan of the iPhone 15's battery after additional testing. The latest iPhones are now expected to retain 80% of their original capacity after 1,000 complete charge cycles. Apple is investigating extending estimates for older iPhones as well.

iPhone 14 users complain of rapid battery health decline in just 1 year - Vimarsana News

iPhone 14 users complain of rapid battery health decline in just 1 year

Only a year after its release, and just ahead of the next iPhone launch, the iPhone 14 and its Pro variant have come under scrutiny as numerous users report unusual battery health declines. This echoes concerns from years ago, evoking memories of the infamous 'batterygate' saga that saw Apple mired in controversy.

Geheimwaffe für E-Autos? Deutsche Forscher entwickeln rekordverdächtige Batterie - Vimarsana News

Geheimwaffe für E-Autos? Deutsche Forscher entwickeln rekordverdächtige Batterie

Dass die Batterien von Elektroautos mit zunehmender Nutzung an Kapazität und somit an Lebensdauer und Reichweite verlieren, ist kein Geheimnis. Deutschen Forscher scheint nun aber einen wichtiger, wissenschaftlicher Durchbruch gelungen zu sein.

Source: focus.de
EU will bessere Smartphones - Vimarsana News

EU will bessere Smartphones

Die EU sagt kurzlebigen Mobilgeräten künftig den Kampf an. Ab 2023 sollen Qualitätsregeln die Reparierbarkeit von Smartphones und Co. sicherstellen.

Source: heute.at