Help Initial charge time and battery life?

[blackepoxy]

I need some quick advice, i am more than likely to go and buy my htc wildfire tomorrow morning. I already have two replacement batteries and a wall socket charger for it, they are both fully charged. Do you think it would hurt anything if i would just pop in a fully charged battery when i am activating it, so i can skip the initial charge time? Or what could this effect? I don't want to wait 4-8 hours with it tied down to the charger and turned off. Need a quick reply, and want to do this right, without damaging my new android and for optimal battery life, thanks.

 

[campioni06]

I need some quick advice, i am more than likely to go and buy my htc wildfire tomorrow morning. I already have two replacement batteries and a wall socket charger for it, they are both fully charged. Do you think it would hurt anything if i would just pop in a fully charged battery when i am activating it, so i can skip the initial charge time? Or what could this effect? I don't want to wait 4-8 hours with it tied down to the charger and turned off. Need a quick reply, and want to do this right, without damaging my new android and for optimal battery life, thanks.

Replacement batteries before the phone, you're keen lol.

No probs at all putting one of the other batteries in, then you can get straight down to playing with your Wildfire

 

[blackepoxy]

Thanks for the quick reply! It gets worse than that, i already have an amzer silicone jelly case and some empire anti- glare screen protectors! I am so ready to ditch nokia S60 for android!
I will pick it up for $200 on one the only u.s. Carriers (that i know of) has this phone!
I am ready, For me some wildfire!

 

[campioni06]

Yeah I had a Symbian Nokia for all of about 2 weeks lol. Android is way better and the Wildfire is a cracking little phone. Have you got it yet? Let us know how you get on with it.

 

[blackepoxy]

Yes, I have got my wildfire, and been having it for about a month now.
Yeah, I really like it.