The tech giant is reportedly working on a new battery technology that would allow easier replacement without the need for specialized tools, using electrically induced adhesive debonding.
The new battery update might be introduced in the iPhone 16 set to launch in September, followed by all iPhone 17 versions next year, aiming to improve reparability and user experience.
The current iPhones require specialized tools and machines for battery replacement, unlike earlier models that only needed manual removal, prompting the need for innovation in simplifying repair processes.
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