Can I charge my HTC fuze cell phone without the battery being dead? Will it effect my battery life at all?

by midnightglory

If there is the slightest odds that it may maybe mess up then I’m not going to do it because I just got it today.
Thank you.

Answer by speed_pour01
You’re concerned with an effect called “memory” where if you start charging the battery before it’s dead, then only the part that’s been recharged most recently will be useful.

Excellent news, that’s only a conundrum with mostly cheaper and older technologies. Your phone uses a Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) Battery. Li-Ion batteries don’t suffer from the memory effect, but like all batteries they do wear out with time and use.

With all Smartphones today (just like Notebook computers), they use a Li-Ion battery. A lot of cheaper “dumb” phones tend to use Ni-Cad (Nickle Cadmium), and a very rare few will also use NiMH (Nickle Metal Hydride) which is much better environmentally but a bit more expensive than Ni-Cad. The reasoning is that the more expensive smartphones tend to also use more energy to function and need more frequent recharging (also connecting them to computers which typically recharge them by default) while the cheaper “dumb” phones usually use very small and owners often place them for days at a time without going near a charger.

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a data plot if i am not going to be using it to go on the internet or check my email?

Answer by cooper.parker
The newer phones are supposed to be for high speed internet.. So what the companies (like verizon) do is make a really nice phone that everyone wants, then makes some exceptionally expensive data plot to go with it.

Hope this helps!

Answer by nostar
They maybe want to prevent of charging you huge money when you unintendly access the internet.But i reckon they want their money for subsidy the phone back quicker..

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