News: Apple faces mounting complaints on iPhone battery: "iPhone users in New York, via a consumer group complaint, and Illinois, through a class-action lawsuit, are asking Apple to let them change their own batteries.
(Via Macworld.)
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
News: Apple faces mounting complaints on iPhone battery
Oh, come on! Apple has already explained what is meant by a "full charge cycle". The battery will last far longer than one year. The end of the article quotes from a complaint letter stating that Apple/AT&T should provide a replacement battery for the life of the phone. Are they kidding? Why? No one else does this. I understand no other phone required the owner to ship it off and wait, but there's still no reason to expect Apple to provide a replacement battery for the life of the phone. A lower price for the replacement? Sure. But free? -TG
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