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August 25th, 2007, 10:41 PM
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Help with charging tips.
How should I charge my s10?
Should I charge it only when the batery is fully descharged or can I charge it whenever I want to? I mean, if I charge it when its not fully descharged(ex:like its still half of battery life) will the battery start to lose battery life? My friend only charges his cell phone when its totally descharged, and he says that his battery lasts more than others because of that..does the s10 battery works the same way as my friends cell phone batery? What can I do to make my battery last more, please give me some tips. Thanks     
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August 26th, 2007, 12:23 AM
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New lithium ion batteries are able to be charged whenever you want. The whole total discharge thing applied to nickel cadmium batteries which developed a memory. This is not the case with lithium ion batteries.
To make your battery last longer, use it less. Use the lowest bitrate files you are happy with, higher bitrate means bigger files, which means more memory reads, though this is more a problem with HD players. a
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