AT&T Stuffs: How can you charge a cell phone battery without plugging it in?

Thứ Ba, 19 tháng 4, 2011

How can you charge a cell phone battery without plugging it in?

The actual phone will not charge for some reason. I’d like to know if you can charge a cell phone battery without it being in the phone.

Answer by Alex
I in a red-faced style

Answer by **Elisa**
if its a Iphone, Palm Pre or Palm Pixi you can get the wireless chargers for them for about $ 40. They also have a universal wireless charger that will work with most electronics but it costs $ 100

Answer by paulina
mostly all batteries have the plus sign and negative sign above the metal piece everywhere it gets the charge. there are uuniversal chargers you can buy for like a dollar on ebay or you can use the ghetto method which goes like this:
take any charger from an ancient phone you dont use anymore and cut off he jack that goes into the phone. cut off some of the plastic so the wire is bare and cut off enough so you can fold the wire tips everywhere they will go on the battery metals. the red one is usually positive and black is usually negative. house the wires on their complying metal on the battery (positive wire to positive metal, negative to negative.) wrap tape around them in anticipation of they are safe on the battery. now just wait aboutt thirty minutes to see if it worked.
hope it works!!!!

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My cell phone battery life used to last for a few weeks before it would completely drain. Sometimes, though, I would charge my phone before the battery life had completely drained.

Since the battery life is shorter now, I’ve been waiting for it to completely drain before I started to charge it again. It’s still been dying on my after a couple of days after charging. Is there a way to fix this?

Answer by madman32395
there could be multiple reasons:
Blutooth
Extra things like AT&T’s 3G network (i believe you can shut that off and use regular network)
Illumination
Vibrate
Battery could be shot-terrible, needs to be replaced

Answer by Andrew
buy a new battery. rechargeable batteries have a limited life, and its doubtless dying.

Answer by danielle_marie_r
My mom’s battery would start to dye after a 15 minute phone call so she had to get a new phone because ironically enough a phone with rebates was cheaper than a new battery.
They told her a battery usually last 20 months, with sprint you have a two year contract with them, that means the battery is suppose to crap out 4 months before your contract agreement is up with them. I reckon it’s a conspiracy.

Answer by Jackie B
My father works in the battery industry and I got him to read this for you. Apparently this is a common conundrum with batteries.

My father says that http://www.ultracheapbatteries.com is the house to go to find your replacement battery.

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