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Turning Parking Lights ON while Charging BatteryNO, it serves no purpose other than to reduce the life of the parking light bulb filaments, and to cause the battery to have to be charged longer.
Rechargeable batteries are generally stored and shipped with no charge. This allows for a longer battery life. Fully charging the battery the first time will give you the best results for maximum charge and battery life.
Waiting for the battery to drain completely to extend battery life.
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if you charge your psp until the orange charging light goes off it should last longer but if you are using the internet on your psp your battery life will die even faster than normal.
The normal battery life for this product is 36 hours. This is based on normal usage and charging and discharging the battery in the iPod in the first few uses.
No, charging your tablet device while working or using it does not damage it. However, excessive charging of your electronics can impact your battery life.
Yes as over-charging the laptop reduces it's battery life.
The battery might be bad or the charging system might be not good or the batteries life might expired.
There is not a fixed amount of battery life, so it is impossible to say the exact life of battery, however there are simple ways to extend battery life. Remember that as it is used more, an iPod's battery life will shorten if not charged properly - always charge it when it is lower than 20%, at 0% if possible, and try and not charge it so it is over full. Make sure apps are closed after use - double click the home button and close the apps that appear at the bottom. Reduce screen brightness when possible, Turn of Bluetooth when not using etc. I suggest installing 'Battery Doctor' - a free app that extends battery life when charging and gives tips to reduce battery consumption.
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Yes, you can charge your iPhone when it has a good amount of battery. However, you should avoid charging the phone until it is low in battery, to prolong the battery life.