This just in.....taken from Dailytech (http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=8218)
The iPhone has been parading through news headlines ever since its early January unveil at MacWorld 2007 (http://www.dailytech.com/Apple+Launches+its+Much+Anticipated+iPhone/article5639.htm). When the bulk of the tech press was roaming around Las Vegas totally underwhelmed by the Consumer Electronics Show, Apple was spilling the beans on a product that had been long rumored (http://www.dailytech.com/Apple+Files+for+Gesture+Input+Patent/article598.htm).
During its unveil, Apple went over the bulk of the iPhone's features and reporters were quick to point out its deficiencies. A few minuses that were harped upon with regards to the iPhone included its lack of a physical keyboard and its sealed battery.
The lack of a physical keyboard has been overcome by many iPhones users who have become accustomed to the on-screen alternative, but many still harp on the lack of a user-replaceable battery.
Apple claims that the iPhone's battery is good for 400 charge/discharge cycles (http://www.apple.com/batteries/iphone.html). The design specifications for the iPhone note that the battery will retain 80 percent of its charge after 400 cycles have been exhausted.
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For those that weren't satisfied with 400 charge cycles or experience greatly diminished battery life, Apple announced its $85.95 battery replacement program (http://www.dailytech.com/Apple+Announces+8595+iPhone+Battery+Replacement+Pr ogram/article7931.htm). Under the program, customers would pay $79 plus $6.95 shipping in the event of an iPhone battery failure. And considering that users would be without an iPhone a week or more for repairs, Apple also announced that it would rent an iPhone ($29) to those who couldn't be without a phone.
iPhone users now have a cheaper option with AppleCare coverage. AppleCare extends the iPhone's warranty from one year to two years and is available for $69 (http://www.dailytech.com/AppleCare+Now+Available+for+iPhone/article8173.htm).
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One iPhone customer wasn't happy at all with the iPhone's battery life or the two alternatives to replacing a defective battery and filed a class-action lawsuit against Apple as a result. In the suit, Jose Trujillo claims that:
Unknown to the Plaintiff, and undisclosed to the public, prior to purchase, the iPhone is a sealed unit with its battery soldered on the inside of the device so that it cannot be changed by the owner.
The suit goes on state:
The battery enclosed in the iPhone can only be charged approximately 300 times before it will be in need of replacement, necessitating a new battery annually for owners of the iPhone.
To the first point; the fact that the battery was not replaceable was disclosed to the public from the very beginning and is nothing new. Secondly, the suit claims that the iPhone battery can only be charged for 300 times before it needs replacement. Apple clearly states that the iPhone’s battery will retain 80 percent capacity even after its design specifications of 400 cycles.
The full text of the complaint can be viewed at Gizmodo (http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/breaking/first-iphone-class+action-suit-against-apple-and-att-283280.php), but it's doubtful that the suit will gain much traction in court.
We all know that lawsuits is a good business practise to make easy money in USA, but this is awsome. Some user actually decided to pwn Apple & remove there money extorting methods.
Yup, I m very surprised, how a come a completely new, first of its kind, revolutionary JesusPhone has flaws :D
Seriously, you guys have nothing better to do?
:D what else do u except from saurav & aryayush other than having " FIGHT CLUB " :D
so after Microsoft ......... is APPLE `s turn .........
APPLE PRODUCTS SUCKS big time ...............
iphone seems available in bombay/some cities?(rumours) I know it is not worth using here due to the blocks.but.. ... ....
Seriously, you guys have nothing better to do?
yeah i too heard some rich entrepreneurs kid wanted a unique paper weight and he got the iphone :D
@gx_saurav
Dude...REFORMAT your post :x
^^ Lmao :D
just read this thread today...
ok ! atleast you considered yourself.. great.. well there is no company whose products does not have flaws , but atleast those companies do not lie or try to hide the flaws, they simply cure it.. but iApple has a iEGO and their iFAnboys are too much to expect anything.. so .. nothing can be done for that.. iExcuse me.. :p
:D:D:D lolzz// man. the first thing is that in every apple product and its iFlaws are very common now.. and so people isue them... dont you think ... it ishows some iEGO of apple... :p
Ya this i is making its customer i i:(
Ah, I see. Other companies in the world make flawless products. How stupid of me!
... and somehow you are surprised by this! You did not expect this to happen? Tell me one product Apple has released that hasn't been sued for one reason or the other in recent times. :lol:
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