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Originally Posted by rdm
It is not merely "an article posted on the internet." It is authoritative and tells you the same thing as what Li-Ion studies have all shown.
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Is that supposed to mean something? I've worked in the electronics field for over 25 years and I can tell you with absolute certainty that "reality" doesn't always follow "theory." I've seen more than one engineer walk away scratching their heads saying "that shouldn't be doing that."
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Originally Posted by rdm
After a few weeks your battery in your Centro and in your 800W can hold a slightly lower maximum charge than when you first got it. It seems longer because you played with your phone a lot in the first few days, and if the battery life was very low compared to the previous handset (a sure thing on an 800w), after a few days or weeks you got over the shock.
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You don't know what you are talking about. You haven't a clue how long I've "played" with my phone when I first got it. In fact, my experience is the exact opposite of your ASSumption. I "played" with my phone longer several weeks after I got it because I added/tested/removed more apps as time went on. In fact, I "play" with my phone more today than in the first month I had it.
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Originally Posted by rdm
The battery didn't, improve, it can't.
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It did, get over it.
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Originally Posted by rdm
There is no such thing as conditioning a Li-Ion. The only thing that changed was your expectations and habits.
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Nonsense. You can parrot that line all you want, it's not going to change my actual experience.