… Well, the EU is at it again, and while the law about replaceable batteries may not be as big a throwback as some assumed, it might mean we'll soon see user-replaceable batteries in new Amazon Kindle e-readers. …
… By adding a replaceable battery, you're losing several other features. Your thoughts on this might differ from mine, but personally, I'd rather keep wireless charging and magnetic accessories. Replaceable batteries were cool, but the industry has moved on, and we don't need to go back.
… Removing the battery isn’t easy either. It often means using solvents like isopropyl alcohol to loosen the adhesive, and that’s the kind of design the EU is trying to end. A closer look at Google’s mechanical battery design Google’s patent changes how the battery is mounted inside the phone. …
… The battery, among other specs, can be whatever the seller decides to write on the box. At the same time, EU regulations have spotlighted brands that are serious about the market to meet their standards globally. …
… My battery charges on its own schedule Adaptive Charging replaced overnight anxiety I used to set a phone alarm, partly to wake up and partly because Adaptive Charging needed one to work. The feature would hold my battery at 80% overnight and finish charging right before the alarm went off. …