Delhi: "Do you have the habit of sleeping with your phone charging? You shouldn't"... Apple, the leading mobile phone manufacturer, warns. The company has warned its users. The company stresses the importance of proper phone charging and cautions against sleeping with a device connected to a charging cable.
risks are also pointed out. Risks include the possibility of fire, electric shock, injury, or damage to the phone or property;
Apple has also warned about charging the phone under a blanket or pillow as there is a higher risk of the phone overheating. The company says that iPhones, power adapters, and wireless chargers should always be used or charged in well-ventilated areas. The company also pointed out the problems when buying cheap products other than official Apple products. the company says that charging in the presence of moisture can cause fire, electric shock, and injury to the iPhone and other property.
Meanwhile, discussions about the arrival of the new Apple model next month are becoming active. The reports that came out the other day pointed out that Apple's iPhone 15 production has started in Tamil Nadu. The construction started at the Foxconn Technology Group plant in Sriperumbathur. A decision was made to increase production in India as part of reducing iPhone production from China. It is reported that Apple aims to increase the production of new iPhones from India.
When the iPhone was manufactured on a large scale in China, it took six to nine months for the products to reach the Indian market, but this has changed since last year. According to data at the end of March, seven percent of the total iPhone production is now in India. depending on the availability of imported components and the production speed at the Foxconn factory, it will be possible to clarify the level of iPhone 15 production in India.
: It is reported that India has become the second largest mobile phone manufacturer in the world. According to the report of Counterpoint, a global research organization, India recorded a 23 percent compound annual growth rate (CAGR) in the field of mobile phone exports. According to the report, the number of domestically manufactured mobile phones in India in the period 2014-2022 has exceeded 200 million under the Central Government's Make in India program.
The report says that increased mobile demand in the domestic market, growth of digital literacy, and government support in the field of production contributed to this growth. Phased programs to increase local production, Make in India project, Production Linked Incentive, Atma-nirbhar Bharat and many other government projects contributed to this achievement. these projects in recent years have led to a huge boom in mobile phone manufacturing domestically
