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APPLE has launched an iPhone replacement program after admitting some smartphones sold two years ago were issued with faulty batteries.
With weak battery life one of the biggest complaints for iPhone users, the announcement could be good news.
To find out if your iPhone 5 is one of the lucky, or unlucky, few, Apple has set up a web site where you can put in your phone's serial number and see if it falls within the affected range.
If you feel your iPhone 5 has a dodgy battery but the serial number isn't in that range, then you're out of luck.
Also, the recall comes a bit late for anyone who spent two years frustrated with a bad iPhone battery.
To find out your iPhone's serial number, go to settings, general and about.
You can identify if your phone is applicable for return but won't be able to actually take your phone into Apple until August 29.
Source: News.com.au
With weak battery life one of the biggest complaints for iPhone users, the announcement could be good news.
To find out if your iPhone 5 is one of the lucky, or unlucky, few, Apple has set up a web site where you can put in your phone's serial number and see if it falls within the affected range.
If you feel your iPhone 5 has a dodgy battery but the serial number isn't in that range, then you're out of luck.
Also, the recall comes a bit late for anyone who spent two years frustrated with a bad iPhone battery.
To find out your iPhone's serial number, go to settings, general and about.
You can identify if your phone is applicable for return but won't be able to actually take your phone into Apple until August 29.
Source: News.com.au
