iPhone's battery doesn't degrade as much as Android and its counterparts, but its maximum battery capacity may go down over time because of charge cycles and extreme heat. While lithium-ion batteries (in most smartphones) typically come with a 100% capacity, they are expected to maintain at least 80% of their power for around 300 to 500 charge cycles.
Over the last decades, the greenhouse effect has been a major topic all around the globe due to the high rates of carbon emissions released into the atmosphere. And over the last few years, carbon emissions have also increased due to human overconsumption, pollution, and deforestation. Tech giants like Apple have been modifying their processes and products to reduce or eradicate their carbon footprint.
The latest iPhone 13 will set you back $1,099 (and it will not even include accessories like headphones or a charger).
Apple's devices typically cost much more than those from Samsung, Android, and the rest of its competitors. While at first, it seems Apple is taking advantage of its name and experience, here we have some key elements that will show you why Apple gear can be more expensive.
While computers are an essential part of our day-to-day, not everyone can access to this technology. Everybody wants a good computer that packs as much power as possible into a tiny processor, but the retail prices are super elevated, and not everybody is able to spend thousands of dollars on new electronic equipment.
Briefly we mentioned the best 2-in-1 laptops you can buy in 2022, but we haven't seen any hybrid MacBook or iPad as well.
Both iPads and MacBooks have grown very popular over the last decade, but it’s doubtful we will not see an Apple 2-in-1 computer soon. The macOS is not compatible with the touch system, and it would take a lot of time and resources to redesign it or merge macOS and iOS.