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Apple iPhone Batterygate Case Still Ongoing in the UK—Up to $2B in Damages - Vimarsana News

Apple iPhone Batterygate Case Still Ongoing in the UK—Up to $2B in Damages

The United Kingdom is still gunning for Apple with the batterygate lawsuit. In the past years, Apple has tried to get out of the infamous batterygate scandal, but the lawsuit remains in the United Kingdom and the Cupertino giant is still facing a massive fee that it failed to block.

iPhone 15 Wireless Charging in BMWs Cause Overheating—What Other iPhone Models Are Affected? - Vimarsana News

iPhone 15 Wireless Charging in BMWs Cause Overheating—What Other iPhone Models Are Affected?

There appears to be an overheating issue with iPhone wireless charging in BMWs, multiple reports suggest.

Apple added QR Codes to iPhone Screens since 2020 But You Cannot See It—For What? - Vimarsana News

Apple added QR Codes to iPhone Screens since 2020 But You Cannot See It—For What?

Apple's iPhone Screen production has hidden QR codes. Apple is back at it again with quality control, but this time, it is a hidden QR code on the iPhone's screen that it engraves during production, something the company can only see.

Samsung Galaxy S23 FE Spotted with Bezels Similar to the Galaxy A54: Here's What to Expect - Vimarsana News

Samsung Galaxy S23 FE Spotted with Bezels Similar to the Galaxy A54: Here's What to Expect

The Samsung Galaxy S23 FE was spotted on a hands-on video showing the device in what appears to be a smartphone store. Learn more.

Monetizing Tweets: X Pays Out Nearly $20 Million to Creators - Vimarsana News

Monetizing Tweets: X Pays Out Nearly $20 Million to Creators

X (formerly known as Twitter) has paid roughly $20 million to its users, according to CEO Linda Yaccarino.