Wednesday, May 23, 2018
Apple offers a $50 credit for some out-of-warranty iPhone battery purchases – TechCrunch
If you bought a battery replacement for an out-of-warranty iPhone last year, you may be eligible for a $50 credit from Apple. The company issued a new support page post this week, announcing the rebate policy, which applies to purchases made at authorized locations. The move is part of on-going restitution in the wake of an admission that the company was throttling processing speeds on older
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