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battery help

EliiDroid

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Ok so I've had this D2G from the day it came out , now I always use my phone from 100% to literally 0% and it used to gimme a good 10hrs nowadays I get 100%-30% in 30mins of me texting not even heavily at that o,O. I read on the forum something about "protected mode" and I'm wondering how does this affect my phone and is their anyway to get out if it ?

Please and thank you
 
Sheesh is their a link to an extended battery because I'm trying to save my upgrade until november to check out the iphone 5
 
try ebay or amazon
a new standard battery isn't much
and using battery till it dies damages it

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using battery till it dies damages it

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I had not heard that about our phone batteries before.

I am an eletrician and use battery drills and such. Over the years I have been told to drain batteries all the way and also not to. I think it was the changing battery technologies requiring different methods to prolong battery life.

Just for MY information, could you point me to a detailed thread/page explaining why it damages the battery.

Btw, I am NOT saying you are wrong. I really have no idea. Just curious...

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I had not heard that about our phone batteries before.

I am an eletrician and use battery drills and such. Over the years I have been told to drain batteries all the way and also not to. I think it was the changing battery technologies requiring different methods to prolong battery life.

Just for MY information, could you point me to a detailed thread/page explaining why it damages the battery.

Btw, I am NOT saying you are wrong. I really have no idea. Just curious...

http://www.dewalt.com/faqs.aspx


mostly about 4,2Vnot 3,7v
How to Prolong Lithium-based Batteries - Battery University
 
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