I know some laptop computers can gain better battery life by calibrating the OS and battery by draining then charging and so on. Does anyone know if the same is the case for cell phones, particularly windows phones?
I know some laptop computers can gain better battery life by calibrating the OS and battery by draining then charging and so on. Does anyone know if the same is the case for cell phones, particularly windows phones?
I don't follow any rules either but quite a few times the battery has completely discharged on me. Still ends up booting fine though.Not to WP. Discharging is the worst you can do to these phones. It was the same with WM. Just do a search of the forum and you will find that completely discharging your battery may result in not being able to start your phone up. I have owned 3 WP phones already and never conditioned any. Battery is worst the first 2-3 weeks but gets better after that. I don't follow any type of rule. I just plug it in when I can. I'll even plug it into my car charger even if I have 90% battery.
I don't follow any rules either but quite a few times the battery has completely discharged on me. Still ends up booting fine though.
I know some laptop computers can gain better battery life by calibrating the OS and battery by draining then charging and so on. Does anyone know if the same is the case for cell phones, particularly windows phones?