EVO3D Tips & Tricks

[ls3mach]

Originally Posted by GhettoBSD

how about 3. Properly manage your battery! I know its tempting to turn it on and go! BUT, let the phone charge completely over night. In the morning, once the green 'fully charged' led is on, unplug the charger until the light turns off. Once off, plug the charger in and let it charge up again. Use the device until the battery is exhausted (the phone will shut itself down). Now charge and do the same.

I'm getting great battery life in the first two days doing this and historically, battery life should be pretty bad.

I wish people would stop giving out this type of information. These are LiPo batteries. The prefer a top off regularly over a complete drain.

[Laos101]

Originally Posted by ls3mach

I wish people would stop giving out this type of information. These are LiPo batteries. The prefer a top off regularly over a complete drain.

It's a debatable - some people see improved performance after they recondition the batter. For example, my battery would go from 100 to 50 in an hour, but take another couple hours to get to 0 - Why? I have not a clue, but after reconditioning the performance was somewhat better.

You can also wipe battery stats (once rooted) Adding it alongside some other typical tips.

P.S. - send me Screenshots of the various settings i mention and i'll post them!

[gator352]

Originally Posted by ls3mach

I wish people would stop giving out this type of information. These are LiPo batteries. The prefer a top off regularly over a complete drain.

These are li-ion batts...not LiPo. They prefer an almost (not totally) drain and then a full recharge.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithium...olymer_battery

Li-Po's are derived from Li-ions and use almost the same technology but are NOT the same.

[Laos101]

Originally Posted by gator352

These are li-ion batts...not LiPo. They prefer an almost (not totally) drain and then a full recharge.

Lithium-ion polymer battery - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Li-Po's are derived from Li-ions and use almost the same technology but are NOT the same.

biggest difference between LiPo and Li+ Batteries is you cant leave LiPo batteries in the charger or to overcharge - can cause serious damage to device or explosions.

[[sammich]]

Originally Posted by ls3mach

I wish people would stop giving out this type of information. These are LiPo batteries. The prefer a top off regularly over a complete drain.

These are actually Lithium Ion batteries

[ls3mach]

Originally Posted by [sammich]

These are actually Lithium Ion batteries

Yeah I realized that. I meant to say LiOn. Oops. Still sticking to my frequent top offs though.