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kennend3
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There was a time when it was "lego-easy" to swap the batteries on phones. They had a door that slid open and the battery popped right out.
rajamaka
on Oct 31, 2022
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True but it's not really fair to compare a Nokia 3315 to an iPhone on 2022
mtlmtlmtlmtl
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The Nokia 3315, seriously? That's a pretty ridiculous strawman.
Flagship smartphones used to have easily removable batteries too. Like the Samsung Galaxy S3.
heywire
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My Galaxy S4 was thinner than my subsequent iPhones, and had an easily removable back and battery. That said, the battery life was pretty bad, so that was a necessity.
jonas-w
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Non apple phones had this a bit longer which is not as long ago as Nokia phones.
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