Almost all of us have cell phones. We use every day, all day and I wonder how we ever do without them. They are an invaluable part of modern life. A great leap forward for human connection and communication. But you know what? They are high maintenance! It seems that no matter what we do, we're always having to charge our cell phones. The battery life stinks! If you use your phone much, it seems that you must recharge at least three to five times a week. Of course, much more capacity and performance are equally important when it comes to the design of cellular telephone batteries. You want a battery that is small and lightweight. You also want a cell phone that is environmentally friendly and does not cause a hazard to health. So it is a balance between these elements. But the battery life is the thing that seems the most bugs! So what is it and what can be done to improve the life of the battery cell phone?
Long ago, cellphones were powered by nickel-cadmium batteries, which are bulky and heavy. They were also sensitive to so-called memory effect, "a condition which reduces the performance of the battery cell phone. Later, superior performance Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries have been introduced, which then led to the Lithium-ion battery most used phone today. Lithium batteries are up to 35% lighter offer a performance superior to that of older generation batteries, and do not suffer from memory effect.
But they still seem to hold a charge! And if you have a Motorola, Nokia, LG, Samsung or other type of cell phone, it does not seem to matter. The service provider switching does not help - Verizon, Sprint and Nextel are all affected. So what can we do?
The first thing to know is that the treatment of simple battery can improve the performance and useful life of your cell phone battery. Did you know that cell phone battery should last up to 400 charge discharge? It's a bit. How does this break? If you charge your phone every night, your battery will last 12-15 months. If you are only charging twice a week, your battery should last 2-3 years. So if you can get away with less overhead, so it's a sure fire way to obtain longer life.
In addition, many people miss anything when it comes to prolonging life and effectiveness of their mobile phone battery: charging instructions of the manufacturer. In most cases, you must fully charge the battery overnight for the first three charge cycles. In addition, it can fully discharge before charging again. Also, you do not want to damage your battery lithium-ion cell phone overload, never leave it on a charger for more than 24 hours.
Other recommendations:
No extreme weather! Keep the phone battery cell heat and cold.
Try to avoid having your battery sit dormant phone use will help the battery.
Charge the battery after a long period of inactivity.
Keep the battery and the contact terminals of dirt and dust.
Use only the options and accessories on the phone that you really need.
Take care of your mobile phone, try not to drop or get wet.
Do not change the battery casing or housing and try not to expose the contents of the cell.
Do not use a battery of non-OEM replacement.
So there you have it: a few simple suggestions on how to extend the life of the battery of your cell phone. Although not a doubles or triples the life of your battery by following these guidelines will make it much easier for you and cause less aggravation along the run.0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000