since the s5 has a removable battery, could there possibly be a way to make a quick charge battery for the S5?
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Ran phone till it died last night, didn't start it back up just plugged it into charger, got empty battery pic, went to bed got up 7 or so hours later and phone was only at 84% ? Another odd thing is the way it shows the charging curves on the battery stats graph. https://www.dropbox.com/s/mupjhqpxl5nhg1b/Screenshot_2012-07-26-08-37-42.png
Anyone have any ideas or have the same thing happen
EDIT:
Think I may have figured out the only charging to 84% problem. I forgot I cycled a new non Samsung battery into my phone. Samsung has adopted a 3.8v battery were as most other phones use 3.7v the aftermarket battery is only 3.7v so I'm guessing its not showing full charge because the battery is never making it to 3.8v. As for the odd stats on the graph I'll see if the Sammy battery does the same thing the next time I kill it. Its my understanding that the batteries have their own overcharge circuitry so I'm guessing generic wall chargers will still charge the Sammy 3.8v batteries to the full 3.8v and not 3.7v the chargers I have also lack a voltage rating so I'm again guessing that that is because it is regulated by the battery itself.
Hello! I need a little help finding an app or a tweak if any exists.
I have samsung galaxy tab(GT-P3110), the charging port is totally destroyed, so now the only way to charge the battery is to directly charge it. I opened the back of the device and extended two wires (+) and (-) from the battery socket and then put back the cover. So now I charge the device by connecting those two wires sticking out of the device with the stripped end of a usb cable.
I know this way of charging is damaging the battery or inappropriate, but atleast i'm able to use the device than just uselessly throwing it away.
When i use the device, there is no real way to say how much charge is remaining. Even if the device is charging, the device shows that the charge is decreasing like as if it wasn't charging but it is. and once i reboot, it shows the real increased charge %.
So i wanna know, is there anything i can do to get real battery stats while the tablet is still on?
l lost my charger and ask if could i use the lumia 640xl charger ? or it have danger on the battery life ?:
You can charge it, but it'll charge extremely slow and may affect the battery life.
Hello guys
This is the first time I use a phone that is charging so fast (this QC 3.0 seems fabulous), but I read around that this can also have negative effects on battery health over time.
My question is, since it is not possible to disable quick charging, it is advised not to keep the phone in charge overnight?
Share if you have any tips on this
Thanks for answers
No one?
Lion batteries operate best between 20%-80%. They do not like to completely discharge and they do not like to overcharge. When the phone is between 0%-20% and 80%-100% is when the ageing effect is more prominent. The chargers are designed to keep the battery healthy so long as you remember to plug it in..
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I have a phone that needs to be always connected to an OTG cable which does not support simultaneous charging. So to charge the phone I soldered a small USB lithium battery charger directly on the battery pins. And it works, but the phone does not display the true battery percentage until I reboot it. I think it's because the Android system isn't aware that the battery is charging and thus it doesn't allow the battery percentage to increase, but only to decrease.
So my question is: there is a way to make the android system "recalculate" the battery percentage without rebooting the phone? Something like "resetting" the battery service?
The phone is rooted, if it matters...