
Pocket Now reports that in an apparent effort to pretty up the handsets that’ll house Windows Phone 7 Series, Microsoft is disallowing user-replaceable batteries. Apple does this already with the iPhone, with seemingly no negative sales impact, so why not?
It may be an annoyance to the consumer in the long-run, but ultimately not a huge one. Whether Microsoft is overstepping their bounds as a software provider is probably the bigger question. If I were trying to manufacture a Windows Phone 7 Series phone right now, I’d say yes! But since I’m not, and you’re probably not either, if the end result is better-looking handsets then hey, I’m at peace with it. [Pocket Now via I4U News]


















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