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Originally Posted by bandora
I had my battery go completely dead - no signs of life no charge light when plugged to original nokia charger.
Try to take out the battery for a while, then press and hold the power button for 30 seconds or so.. Wait a bit then plug the battery back in.. Then hook the charger back into the N900 and see what happens.. Hope this works out for you!
Followed the steps above and now charging ok. many thanks for your post
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fragos has the n810, which can go for days. Battery shelf life is likely to be much more of a limiting factor than the number of charge cycles. I really don't think you gain anything by charging it daily, unless it is running low.
Theoretically to get the most years out of the battery, you could maintain a charge level of 60-80%. In practice, this is only of interest in more expensive batteries.
If you have a spare laptop battery, it should be stored with a partial charge in a cool place.
I had a quick google for a cite on deep- vs frequent, didn't find much.