Why: After charging is complete, disconnect the adapter from both the device and the power outlet. Do not charge the device for more than 12 hours.
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Disposal, yes, that is true, of course. But reading that after one bought the phone might be quite odd. And reading it when one does not need the phone anymore...who does that?
No, no, it runs as it should i would say. I've only had the phone 3-4 months.(a) is the battery on the phone shot, so that it runs down rapidly or unexpectedly once unplugged?
Yes, that's right. But when I'm on the road I need it (and at home). And for WhatsApp, files, docs, informations to carry with me, navi, etc. I have a landline phone. But if you wanted / needed to have an additional phone rate to be able to make calls in all telephone networks (like one might do with the mobile phone), additional costs would arise, I guess. And it might be easier to just have a single telephone number.(b) if it's always plugged into the computer, why bother with a mobile phone at all? The computer can do everything a phone can do apart from portability, and can do most of it better, and you don't have to worry about the battery on a landline phone.