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Non removable battery and minimum percentage of phones sold with gps were promoted by governments (from old HN posts if I recall correctly). Actually there is n
by antman 5y ago
Non removable battery and minimum percentage of phones sold with gps were promoted by governments (from old HN posts if I recall correctly). Actually there is no technical need for most phones not to have non removable batteries.
- PartiallyTyped 5y agoIsn't the argument that non removable batteries enable water resistance? Or am I missing something?
- pnt12 5y agoThat's been an argument for non-removable batteries, getting rid of the 3.5mm jack. I find that argument strange: I've never needed my phone while showering or swimming. Some rain has never broken any of my devices. But I've had pain from non-standard audio cables (Sony Ericsson from the early 2000s and their expensive proprietary cables) and non-removable batteries (Huawei batteries losing like half the capacity after a little more than a year).