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So Engadget Mobile reported that there was another class-action lawsuit brought against “both Apple and AT&T of fraud in neglecting to inform potential iPhone buyers of the costs involved in maintaining a working battery for the iPhone over the course of the handset’s lifespan.”  Supposedly Sydney Leung is saying that Apple and AT&T didn’t address the battery issue with customers prior to purchase.

It seems to me that the number of charges the iPhone would stand prior to any degradation was well documented … so what do you think?

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