…Although a US body, its fifth edition of " Failing the Fix " reviews kit using the EU's European Product Registry for Energy Labelling ( EPREL ) criteria for assessing smartphones, while keeping the repairability…
…idle power draw that can leave a battery unexpectedly dead, and the large footprint required to hold so much energy. Impressively, it achieves this at an incredibly low introductory price that works…
…While this is an impressive statistic, the OnePlus 15 requires a 43.48 percent larger battery to obtain a 14.04 percent higher endurance than the iPhone 17 Pro Max. PhoneBuff's…
…Apple, looking to satisfy the latest requirements of the European Union’s Digital Markets Act, is building support into iOS 27 for third-party AirPlay streaming alternatives, I’m told. This means…
…Granted, there are 18 screws, but that is still good news, even if it’s due to the EU’s upcoming battery regulation . As the teardown progresses and components such as USB…
…gives them a huge beating and can lead to several poor battery timings and a chip of this power would require to be plugged in almost all of the time, especially with…
…easily remove and replace" batteries. That won't go into effect until 2027, and there will be plenty of interpretation as to what "easily" means. But EU mandates are what made Apple…
…The phone packs a 5,200 mAh battery, which is the typical capacity. Motorola guarantees a minimum rated capacity of 5,100 mAh on every unit, the figure required for EU energy…
…manufacturers to only provide displays and batteries. Other parts, such as cameras, microphones, speakers, and connectors would rarely need to be replaced. Although it will require the European Union to decide how…
…It won’t help that maintaining 80 percent battery capacity after five years is a key requirement to avoid having to shift to user-replaceable batteries under upcoming EU legislation, another reason…
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