Samsung and LG Approve they don’t slow old phones drop – unlike Apple

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As it stated in Two further smartphone makers have begun twisting the knife into Apple, with approving which they don't slow drop performance of older handsets. For the past few weeks, Apple has been at the centre of an ongoing debacle around the performance of older smartphones – specifically, iPhones. After much pressure, the firm eventually admitted to reducing the processing power of old iPhone models in order to get best battery life. The latest are Samsung and LG, 2 of Apple's biggest competitors, who have issued statements approving which they don't slow drop ageing smartphone models. In a statement sent to PhoneArena, a Samsung Mobile representative said: "Product quality has been and going to always be Samsung Mobile's highest priority.

We do not slow phones with old batteries like Apple: Samsung

Filed on December 30, 2017 | final updated on December 30, 2017 at 02.22 pmWe don't slow phones with old batteries like Apple: SamsungApple admitted and apologised for slowing drop older iPhones to protect them from unforeseen shutdowns. Samsung and LG, 2 of the biggest phone manufacturers, on Saturday claimed they don't slow drop phones with old batteries -- a practice that Apple admitted to Utilizing in iPhones to protect them from unforeseen shutdowns. Read more: Apple sorry for slowing iPhones, cuts battery value with $50Echoing a similar stament, LG committed it "will never" slow drop its smartphones. Taiwanese tech main HTC and Lenovo-owned Motorola too approved on Thursday that they weren't slowing drop phones with old batteries. Earlier this week, Apple apologised for slowing drop users' iPhones without their knowledge and offered a new battery replacement programme.

Samsung and LG appeal which their smartphones do not slow drop with old batteries

as declared in Samsung and LG, 2 of the biggest phone manufacturers, on thirty December claimed they don't slow drop phones with old batteries — a practice that Apple admitted to Utilizing in iPhones to protect them from unforeseen shutdowns. Echoing a similar statement, LG committed it "will never" slow drop its smartphones. Taiwanese tech main HTC and Lenovo-owned Motorola too approved on 28 December that they weren't slowing drop phones with old batteries. Earlier this week, Apple apologised for slowing drop users' iPhones without their knowledge and offered a new battery replacement programme. The Cupertino-based giant told it would lower the value of an out-of-warranty battery replacement from $79 to $29 for anyone with an iPhone six or later.