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    Apple reveal impact of iPhone battery replacement program

    It has emerged that Apple replaced some 11 million iPhone batteries during the $29 battery replacement scheme that ran from the end of 2017 right up until December 31st 2018….

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    Apple extends iPhone battery replacement program to $50

    When news came last year that Apple had deliberately been slowing down iPhones to save battery life (and thus unexpected shutdowns), the company understandably faced a huge backlash. This prompted…

    Has the iPhone battery replacement program impacted device upgrades?

    At yesterday’s earnings call that covered the first half of 2018, a question was posed to Apple’s CEO Tim Cook about whether or not investors should be concerned about slowing…

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