| > The Bluetooth spec only supports one battery status. AirPods have three batteries. Is 1 < 3 a satisfactory enough answer to you? No, it's not. The Bluetooth Battery Service spec allows for a single device with multiple batteries and individual battery reporting for each. [0] They even give the example in that doc of earbuds which are one “logical device” but two physically separate pieces, each with its own battery. > On the subject of the multi-trillion-dollar behemoth, Apple is a private company. Apple is, by definition, a public company. > If you have the capital, you can acquire a controlling interest and then they’ll work on whatever you like. Until then, you’re out of luck. No. Anticompetitive behavior such as tying (what I would argue is happening here) can and should always be subject to examination, criticism, and possible litigation by the public. [0] https://www.bluetooth.com/wp-content/uploads/Files/Specifica... |