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The planned obsolescence is a phenomenon that not only applies to our mobile devices – smartphones – as well as many other device. From the lamps of our house to the appliances that complement it. However, we focus our attention on the read more...
In the last few weeks there has been much talk of planned obsolescence, especially after the fine that was given to Apple and Samsung from the Italian Garante della concorrenza e del mercato, respectively of 10 and 5 read more...
iPhone XR is castrated, judgment, unforgiving, and merciless echoes in the network. Another judgment, the merciless and also heartless the antitrust towards Apple with a judgment that, in many places, has left us literally dumfounded. Bet loads of questions and controversies... in anticipation of the...
After a lengthy investigation, the Competition Authority and the Market of italy has fined Apple and Samsung for the unfair practices to the detriment of consumers who have taken in these years. This ruling is the first read more...
The Italian Garante is the first institution in the world to have convicted companies tech for the planned obsolescence, that the alleged “practice” that would force consumers to change devices regularly for non-software support or performance in sharp decline. With the planned obsolescence, a device...
The Italian Garante is the first institution in the world to have convicted companies tech for the planned obsolescence, that the alleged “practice” that would force consumers to change devices regularly for non-software support or performance in sharp decline. With the planned obsolescence, a device...
The reason for this is the“planned obsolescence“, the accusation that had been moved to Apple some iPhone from a French association of consumers, to HOP./ AFP PHOTO / CHARLY TRIBALLEAUEven if the doubt is legitimate when a smartphone “dies” in less than a year after the purchase, however, this is a concept...
A California court has decided to host several class action filed by customers with regard to the slowdown intentional of the iPhone done by Apple.In the various complaints we read that Apple “has acted in a manner deceitful and immoral with the update iOS 10.2.1, is designed to slow down the speed of...
Lately there is much talk about “planned obsolescence”, of the reduced performance via software updates if the batteries are worn out, and so on. At the centre of the fuss there is definitely Apple, but the AGCM – Italian Garante della concorrenza e del mercato – wants to delve deeper into the issue...
Does not subside the controversy around the now well-known events that have seen the Apple at the centre of the allegations to make their devices less powerful as a result of software updates. Indeed, the story spread to other manufacturers and the competition authority and the market starts an investigation...
The French government is investigating this case battery and the iPhone, after a complaint filed by the consumer association Halte the Obsolescence Programme that combats the phenomenon of planned obsolescence.According to the complaint filed by the consumer association Halte the Obsolescence Program...
According to CNET, the recent events on the iPhone's battery are doing to lose credibility Apple, by moving down (consequently) also the confidence in Tim Cook.Let us briefly analyze the whole story for those who missed some of the news in the past few days:At the heart of the issue there is the battery...
The Futuremark, a company specialised in benchmarking, has decided to shed light on the doubt that grips millions of users around the world: Apple slows down intentionally i old iPhone when it releases new software updates, as well as to encourage customers to buy new devices?In practice, Futuremark...
The European Parliament follows the line of some states of the USA and is preparing a legislation to guarantee the right to the repair of technological devices.According to this proposal, the device as the iPhone, iPad and Mac must be easier to repair and should not have any type of planned obsolescence....
