Mada22009
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2012-04-06
, 06:12
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2012-04-06
, 07:28
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@ United Kingdom
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2012-04-06
, 09:13
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@ Bulgaria
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2012-04-06
, 12:41
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@Mada22009
Are you always connected? Push e-mail accounts updating? No phone calls? I really can NOT believe in 5 days uptime with N9. Never heard any fellow N9 owner to report anything even close to that. I guess if you leave your phone without touching it at all, without sms, without calls, just pure standby you can get 5 days. But not with normal(be it "light") usage.
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2012-04-06
, 14:27
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Joined on Dec 2011
@ Austin, Tx
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Over saturating a li-ion battery is not a good idea. When you put the charger in the phone. The voltage shoots up. And says ready, but the battery is not ready, thats why, you can have a full change, and suddenly, it drops. Because that was a false ready.
So the phone is saying battery is charged when it's not because phone cannot measure battery capacity, but voltage. They suggest charging the phone while turned off so voltages and stuff can balance.
batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries
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2012-04-06
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2012-04-07
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@ Malaysia
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2012-04-07
, 04:00
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2012-04-07
, 04:06
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