Apple to pay $113M settlement over its iPhone 'batterygate' slowdowns - CNET
iPhone Battery Scandal: Apple Had Way Better Options Than Slowing Down Your Phone | WIRED
Own an iPhone? Apple could owe you £50 compensation over battery issue | Express.co.uk
Apple's battery scandal should serve as a wake-up call – The Central Trend
Apple To Pay Another $113 Million In Batterygate Scandal | Macworld
The iPhone X got upstaged by Apple's battery scandal - MarketWatch
Apple battery lawsuit: Millions of iPhone users could get payouts in legal action - BBC News
Crisis of the Week: Battery Issue Drains Apple's Reputation - WSJ
Bad iPhone battery life after update? Apple reveals how to fix it in minutes | The Sun
Apple's 'Batterygate' Controversy Highlights Its Weaknesses -- and Its Strengths - TheStreet
Apple to Pay $113 Million Settlement Over 'Batterygate' Scandal
Apple Crisis: Thousands of iPhone Users Suing Apple for Millions of Dollars? - Dazeinfo
Apple Batterygate Scandal: Hostility or Goodwill? - TimesNext
The iPhone X got upstaged by Apple's battery scandal - MarketWatch
Apple raising prices of its battery replacement service for older iPhone models
iPhone battery supplies run low
Batterygate: A Complete History of Apple Throttling iPhones | iFixit News
Apple hit with yet another 'Batterygate' lawsuit | ZDNET
Apple to Pay £85 Million For 'Batterygate' Scandal - Tamar IT Limited
Apple to pay up to $500 million to settle iPhone throttling lawsuit in the US - 9to5Mac
Apple iPhone lawsuit: Have you owned an older device? If this £768m lawsuit is successful, you could get damages | Science & Tech News | Sky News
Apple Agrees To Pay $113 Million To Settle 'Batterygate' Case Over iPhone Slowdowns : NPR
Apple's Liability For The Recent Battery Scandal (NASDAQ:AAPL) | Seeking Alpha
Apple's 'battery scandal' spreads to Australia - YouTube
Apple Slowing Down iPhones Technological Scandal by Audrey Gong
Apple will replace your iPhone battery even if it passes a test - 3uTools
The real Apple iPhone battery scandal is that it took control away from customers (AAPL)
