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Following allegations of discrimination against married women at Foxconn’s Chennai factory, a labor investigation found no evidence supporting the claims. The Regional Labor Commissioner, after interviewing employees and examining records, concluded that there was no discrimination in hiring or promotion practices.
A class-action lawsuit against Apple over audio issues on the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus has resulted in a $35 million settlement. Affected users can claim payouts ranging from $50 to $349, depending on the issue and whether they paid for repairs.
Apple is reportedly working on a major battery upgrade for the iPhone 16 Pro Max, which could boost battery life, make repairs easier, and potentially comply with new EU regulations. The upgrade involves increasing battery density using a steel casing for efficient heat dissipation and easier removal.
June 29, 2007, witnessed significant events in both technology and sports. Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the groundbreaking iPhone, while Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar achieved a historic milestone in his ODI career.
Apple is reportedly exploring a new technology called electrically induced adhesive debonding that would make it easier to remove and replace iPhone batteries. This change is driven by the E.U.’s push for sustainability and easier repairability of electronic devices. The new technology utilizes ionic components within the adhesive, making it responsive to electrical stimulation for convenient battery removal.
Foxconn, the Apple iPhone manufacturer, has refuted allegations of discrimination against married women at its India plant. The company clarified that 25% of its recent hires are married women and its metal-free policy is based on safety concerns and applies to all employees regardless of gender or religion.
The Indian government is investigating Foxconn, an Apple supplier, for allegedly discriminating against married women in hiring practices at its iPhone assembly facility in Chennai. The Ministry of Labour has demanded a report from the Tamil Nadu government after media reports surfaced about married women being excluded from employment. While Foxconn denies the allegations and claims to have hired married women in recent recruitment drives, multiple employees and former executives corroborate the claims of systematic exclusion based on marital status. The investigation highlights concerns about discriminatory hiring practices and the need for equal opportunities in the workplace.
Did you know your iPhone can double as a scanner? This guide shows you how to scan documents using the built-in Notes and Files apps, including adding signatures to your scanned PDFs.
Apple has filed a patent for a modular iPhone that could allow users to replace the back panel with customizable components, such as extra batteries, health sensors, cameras, and more. This innovative concept could significantly change how we use our smartphones.