Several weeks ago, some BMW owners who recently unboxed their shiny new iPhone 15s were noticing a strange phenomenon. The phones support wireless charging, but using the pad inside their vehicles ...

That is, unless you’re one of the subset of folks who happen to own both a BMW and iPhone 15 today, in which case, it may be wise to juice up your shiny smartphone the old fashioned way.

If you have an iPhone 15 and drive a BMW, it might be best to avoid charging the device with the vehicle's wireless charging pad for now. Over the past week, some BMW owners have complained that ...

Some BMW customers have reported NFC chip faults and overheating difficulties with their iPhone 15 smartphones after using wireless charging stations in their vehicles during the past week.

If you’re the owner of an iPhone 15 and some kind of BMW, then you may want to avoid the car’s wireless charging pad for the time being. A number of owners have reported that the in-car ...

But these are small issues compared to a newly surfaced problem -- because this problem can destroy a brand-new iPhone 15 handset. BMW owners who are using their car's built-in wireless charging ...

Some iPhone 15 owners have found that the wireless charging pads found in BMW vehicles could be causing NFC chip faults and eventual failure, according to a new report. The issue, which was ...

Apple reportedly says an update is coming to keep BMW and Toyota Supra wireless chargers from disabling iPhone 15 NFC chips. Apple reportedly says an update is coming to keep BMW and Toyota Supra ...

Earlier this month, we reported that some wireless charging docks found in current BMW vehicles were interfering with the NFC chip embedded in the iPhone 15. And now according to an internal memo ...