RippinKittin
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Ok, so I sent my HTC One X in for service and got it back the other week. Turned out they had replaced the battery in along with other things. On my way home from the store I turned on the phone for a short bit, then shut it down again. Then 2 min's later I read on a paper they sent back with me "we recommend you to fully charge the battery before using the phone".
When I came home I just put it on charging immediately, and didn't even touch the phone after it light turned green (took about 4 hours).
Question: Is 4 hrs (initial charge) too short?
Problem is that I have noticed the battery goes down very very fast now each time! I can start up the phone showing a battery status of 100% in the beginning. Then I go up on Twitter for about 10 min's, and later watch the battery status going down to like 87%
Is there any way I can calibrate the battery, or is it corrupted forever now?
When I came home I just put it on charging immediately, and didn't even touch the phone after it light turned green (took about 4 hours).
Question: Is 4 hrs (initial charge) too short?
Problem is that I have noticed the battery goes down very very fast now each time! I can start up the phone showing a battery status of 100% in the beginning. Then I go up on Twitter for about 10 min's, and later watch the battery status going down to like 87%
Is there any way I can calibrate the battery, or is it corrupted forever now?
