iPhone Battery

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Apple quality.

You couldn't resist could you.

Btw, the home button died and had to be replaced.

 

[PostmanPot]

You couldn't resist could you.

Btw, the home button died and had to be replaced.

People love their Apple products, and use them a lot.

 

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People love their Apple products, and use them a lot.

Ha ha.

 

[ahoudet]

You couldn't resist could you.

Btw, the home button died and had to be replaced.

Common fault. Replaced mine on a 4th gen iPod touch

 

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Common fault. Replaced mine on a 4th gen iPod touch

That's the "Apple quality".

 

[noxibox]

That's for the actual voltage of the cells. An intelligent device like a phone will display relative (usable) percentage. If it didn't your battery would be dead (or catch fire) if you ever reached 0%.

They don't need to get down to zero for the battery to be harmed.

She gets a day or more out of it. Like it did when it was new.

So I don't agree.

When new an iPhone 4 would easily get at least two days. Lithium batteries also simply degrade with age, so it is highly unlikely her battery is still acting like new. And if it were I'm sure battery researchers would love to get their hands on it to figure out how she has a lithium battery that hasn't changed at all in five years.

It is not 1998 any more so don't stress.... IMHO

No, it isn't, that's why the weaknesses in modern batteries are different to those of back then.