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As cell phone users, all we want is enough battery life. Frustratingly, the older a device is, the less power it seems to have. In fact, the battery life of our phones on any given day depends on two key factors: how we use them on that particular day, and how we've used them in the past. Cell phones use lithium-ion batteries for energy storage. In this type of battery, lithium metal and lithium ions move in and out of the individual electrodes, causing them to physically expand and contract. Unfortunately, these processes are not fully reversible, and as the number of charge and discharge cycles increases, the battery loses its charge capacity and voltage.     To make matters worse, the electrolyte (conductive liquid) that connects the electrodes also degrades during these cycles. The ability of a lithium-ion battery to store charge depends on its degree of degradation. This means there is a link between the way we handle our devices today and the charge capacity available in...

First: charging the phone too many times There is a saying: each cell phone battery has a fixed number of charges, if the number of charges is too much, it will accelerate the battery aging strains! This practice is actually only the practice of nickel batteries, lithium batteries are different, often charging is actually a bit good for the battery! When the phone is low on power, the battery should start charging in time. Second: the wrong use of chargers If you use the iphone plug to ipad charging, you will find that it is not generally slow! If you use a high power plug to charge your phone with a low power plug, it will be much faster! So the best choice when charging the original charger! Third: mixed use of charging cable Charging line is also the same, it is best to  choose the original charging line , but also in a few long like charging line well marked, in order to avoid mixing, out, we will choose the charging line, like to randomly tie the line is shorter, if the chargi...

You will get a bad battery for charging a cell phone all night long, and many people believe this is the case, but is it true? Or are these just internet rumors? Check out the experts' answers. Recently, a Canadian battery expert refuted the idea of  charging a cell phone battery  all night long, saying that electronic products, including smartphones, using lithium batteries will automatically cut off when fully charged and will not damage the battery. On the contrary, the battery life will be shortened only when charging with household dry batteries. And charger experts Hollington said, iphone generally will not be overcharged, even if the iphone charged to 90% of the power, will not damage the battery. He explained that the lithium battery "charge cycle" is limited, but a partial charge will only be proportional to the "charge cycle". If you charge at 90%, you will only use 10% of the charging cycle.