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The battery is probably one of the most frequently asked questions from a mobile phone. "How do I fill right?" or "should I charge it all night?" are two examples of frequently asked questions.

Unfortunately, information reserved battery tends to mistakenly and often conflicting giving rise to the myth wrong. User can made confused.

What are the myths that often mistakenly expressed reserved mobile phone battery?

1. The batteries have "Memory"

You may have heard suggestions in order to regularly empty the entire battery capacity then filling it full-full in order to "remember" their original capacity. There is also a suggestion not to charge the battery before it is empty.

This myth is actually wrong because the charging cycle as it does not affect battery performance. Frequent-often charge the battery completely discharged before any will not ruin it. The effect of memory aka "memory effect" indeed never applies to Ni-cad batteries are long, but the modern Lithium-Ion battery is not affected.

2. The battery charger should be filled with default

Some poor quality charger can create dangerous cell phones. But that does not mean you should always wear your default mobile phone charger to charge the battery.

Any USB charger can be used to charge the batteries of mobile phones, but its performance will vary. Charger that is capable of channeling the flow of 2 ampere, for example, would charge the batteries faster than 1 ampere charger.

There are also some special abilities like fast charging can only be used when a mobile phone is filled with the default charger.

3. Mobile phone battery will be damaged if filled all night

Plug the phone to the charger before bed is a prevalent habit of many people, it may also include you. Well, if this could lead to "overload" or damage the battery?

The answer is no. Today's mobile phone is enough "clever" to break the current listik automatically when battery is fully charged, although he was still connected to the charger.

4. do not use cell phones while in-charge

Using a cell phone while it is connected to a charger will have no effect on the battery is bad. Whether used or not, cell phone battery will be fully charged as it should be.

Furthermore, mobile phones often enable himself while being in-charge, for example, to download the software update via Wi-Fi ataui data synchronization. So, don't be afraid to wear cell phones while being charged the battery.

5. Turn off your mobile phone can damage the battery

The battery in your device will not be damaged when the device is turned off. Indeed, the battery capacity decreases little by little when the device is turned off and stored for a long time, but this is normal and should not going on a lot.

You can also turn off and remove the battery (if possible) without the need to worry about. It's worth also turn off your mobile phone some time to "rest" of the device. The reboot process conducted afterward could even resolve some issues related functions of the battery.

6. Mobile phone battery must be fully charged before use

A lot of people charging mobile phones to reach 100 percent before starting to use it. This is incorrect because there are no any advantage to be gained from it.

In fact, mobile phone battery actually works optimally when capacity numbers are in the 40 percent to 80 percent. Most mobile phones battery also filled half full from the factory so that you can directly use it is so removed from the packaging.

7. Put the battery in the freezer could prolong the drying/age

The myth of this one comes from the past and not at all true, especially for modern Lithium-Ion battery that can instead be suffered damage due to excess heat or cold.

8. Surf the internet are activities most drains the battery

The activities of the most consuming performance 3D gaming is voracious resources. Therefore, the game play is also the activity that most deplete the batteries.

Surfing the internet can also have an impact on enough battery capacity, depending on the type of content that is accessible. Online gaming and a YouTube video, for example, will more quickly reduce the durability of the battery than browsing text-based content.

9. Turn off Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS will extend battery life

The third function it will only wear the electricity when it is run, for example, the GPS will be active when users run the application mapping. Turn on the Bluetooth, GPS, and Wi-Fi will not unduly affect the overall capacity of the battery.

Still want to save battery life? You can reduce the brightness level of the screen because this component was the most draining battery power on your phone.

10. Task manager helps the battery last longer

Third party task manager application is actually not help prolong the battery life longer than the default task manager, although it offers the ability to enter a specific process into the whitelist/blacklist.

Task manager can be useful to control the applications running, but don't assume that it will demonstrate its extended battery.