yep finally

[El Presidente]

The other thing to take into account is that batteries degrade over time with use and age. Most batteries tend to only have 50-60 percent of their original capacity after about a year. Battery technology isn't nearly as sophisticated out advanced as a lot of the other areas. This is why I'm so against two year contacts with small capacity non-removable battery phones. A 2100mah battery might only be around 1100 after the first year and you still have another to go. At least the Nexus devices are cheap enough that upgrading each year is actually do able.

Depends how you charge it, if you charge/discharge fully all the time, your battery won't last long.

This explains it far better than I ever could: How to Prolong Lithium-based Batteries - Battery University

 

[onpointG35]

Yep finally...received my N4 yesterday and I feel I made the right choice. Not turning back now