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tdgeek:joker97:tdgeek: After that, charge whenever. Battery life is x number of full charge cycles. It makes no difference if you always charge at 25% or 50% or 75%, etc
I have always wondered and now it seems there is a definite answer?
Can you explain how the battery knows how many full cycles if you always charge at near full cycle (say always charge at 75% will it last four times the number of charges if made at 0%?)
From what I recall reading, the counter is what improves rather than the capacity on day one. I may be wrong.
Re charge cycle lifetime, the battery has a rating to last x times full charges, I forget what it is, maybe 1000 charges. The way lithium ion batteries work, if you charge it 10 times from say 1%, that is about 10 cycles of the 1000. If you charge at 50% each time, 10 of those charges equate to 5 full cycles of the 1000. Nothing counts the cycles, but its rated at x cycles for its lifetime. It makes no difference if you almost run it down and charge or charge it at say 50%, you won't waste any lifetime cycles.
Also, best to keep the electrons moving, so not ideal to turn the phone off for long extended periods. And dont let it run to flat, apparently thats not ideal either
mattbush: My 5 has a rattle if i shake it hard enough...so did my 4 and 4s.
Its quite normal and was all over Apple boards a year or so ago....cant recall what it was.....but was quite normal.
mattbush: My 5 has a rattle if i shake it hard enough...so did my 4 and 4s.
Its quite normal and was all over Apple boards a year or so ago....cant recall what it was.....but was quite normal.
Yogi02: Has anyone used Sygic GPS on the iphone 5 yet? Does it work well on there. I was going to buy it so both the wife and I had it on the phones and get a couple of windscreen mounts (1 for each vehicle).
Just noticed that the price for Sygic has just gone from $46 something to $53.99 dammit.
UncleArk:Yogi02: Has anyone used Sygic GPS on the iphone 5 yet? Does it work well on there. I was going to buy it so both the wife and I had it on the phones and get a couple of windscreen mounts (1 for each vehicle).
Just noticed that the price for Sygic has just gone from $46 something to $53.99 dammit.
I have used Sygic extensively on my 4S both here in NZ and in Australia. I can report that it still works fine on my new 5. They have yet to release a newer version supporting the extra screen real-estate though - given the amount of map-base updates and program updates over the time I've owned the App I fully expect this to come along soon!
The other side issue, well for me anyway, is that I can no longer use my TomTom carkit which was, in my opinion, by far the best (in terms of design elegance and use) car kit for the iPhone 4/4S... Hopefully that piece of hardware will be updated to use a lightning adapter!
Yogi02:UncleArk:Yogi02: Has anyone used Sygic GPS on the iphone 5 yet? Does it work well on there. I was going to buy it so both the wife and I had it on the phones and get a couple of windscreen mounts (1 for each vehicle).
Just noticed that the price for Sygic has just gone from $46 something to $53.99 dammit.
I have used Sygic extensively on my 4S both here in NZ and in Australia. I can report that it still works fine on my new 5. They have yet to release a newer version supporting the extra screen real-estate though - given the amount of map-base updates and program updates over the time I've owned the App I fully expect this to come along soon!
The other side issue, well for me anyway, is that I can no longer use my TomTom carkit which was, in my opinion, by far the best (in terms of design elegance and use) car kit for the iPhone 4/4S... Hopefully that piece of hardware will be updated to use a lightning adapter!
So did the Tom Tom kit just work as a charger / generic GPS extender for the iphone to use for whatever it needs?
mattbush: My 5 has a rattle if i shake it hard enough...so did my 4 and 4s.
Its quite normal and was all over Apple boards a year or so ago....cant recall what it was.....but was quite normal.
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littleheaven: *sigh* Terribly frustrated with TNT's tracking page, which has been up and down like a yo-yo over the last two days. And when it is up, it still says my phone is "in transit" from Hong Kong as at 8pm NZ time on Saturday. Since flights from Hong Kong don't take 40+ hours, either they're just not updating the page, or nobody at this end is working to record that the phone's arrived.
Phoooooone, where are you?
dempson:Patience, grasshopper. Deliveries from China are probably travelling on freight flights, and may make additional stops along the way. Your status will remain "in transit" until it arrives in Auckland, with no clue as to where it is prior to that. In your position, I'd hope it would arrive in Auckland on Tuesday, since TNT was estimating Wednesday delivery.
Mine hasn't even gone to "preparing for shipment" yet, and I ordered about ten minutes after you.
Geek girl. Freelance copywriter and editor at Unmistakable.co.nz.
littleheaven: Thank you for the calming words :0) That sucks that yours hasn't shipped yet. What model did you order? I hope you get some good news by the end of the day!
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