When the phone is turned off, the battery provides a trickle of power to maintain the memory in the phone.
A VTech battery is a battery that is used for your VTech wireless phone; the battery is basically going to power your phone, and allow you to continue to use the phone when it is not on the base.
Nothing lasts forever. Phone batteries are supplied with a rechargeable battery. This battery has a limited life span. It must be charged to power the phone. As the battery power declines, it discharges the energy contained in the battery. This cycle of charging and recharging the battery for use is not an endless cycle. When purchasing a phone, read the product's battery life. Purchase a battery that has the highest or longest life. This is the best way to make use of your money.
The speaker phone on your cell phone uses additional technology. Since it is using more hardware, it requires more battery.
FIOS powers it's fiber with a battery-back up system. Apon losing commercial power, it instantly transfers to a battery inclosued in a housing near the ONT. The battery life is claimed to be for 8(eight) hours of non-use, dissipating through the use of the phone. You can still use your phone line through the power outage, but the more you use the phone, you lose the 8(eight) hour charge.
To start my car To keep constant power to my computer To use my cell phone
Currently the only solution to extending the life of your cell's battery is to be proactive in monitoring overall cell phone functions. Some suggestions that will extend battery life, as indicated in the "ehow.com" site include turning the phone off when not in use, and turning off the backlight when in use.
Like most smartphones, the various apps and features of your Blackberry phone can be a drain on the phone's battery. There are some easy ways to conserve battery power, however, such as reducing screen brightness, turning off keypad tones, using headphones instead of the device speaker, and visiting lower-bandwidth mobile sites when available. Other ways to conserve power include turning off Wi-Fi and GPS connections and closing open applications when they are not in use. With a few changes to your phone options and a bit of energy-conscious usage, your Blackberry battery will be fully charged when you need it.
It can't work without power. (alternate answer) In principle there are a variety of ways to provide a phone with electric power. Of course, the simplest alternative to a battery is to use a land-line which draws current from the wall (I still use one, myself). For a mobile or cell phone, there are other options. You could use a solar power panel (I own a calculator that runs on a small solar panel; calculators don't use a lot of power, they use much less than phones do) or a muscle powered generator that you crank by hand (there exist radios that work by means of a crank). However, if your phone is not built to work that way, it will be difficult to retrofit it to work differently. Tell Apple that you want them to make a solar powered phone for you. But remember, solar power has its limits. You get no solar power at night, for example. A hybrid system, which still uses a battery but which recharges the battery by means of solar power, is more practical.
If there is a hole through your battery, do not use it.no
There are many things to save battery lifeHere are the top 3:Turn off all communications when not in use e.g. 3G, GPS, WiFiUse a Task Manager to Stop Applications running in the background;Turn down the brightness
The icons represent programs that are running on your phone. All running programs eat up battery power. Shutting down programs after you use them will conserve battery life.
The Nike Fitbit surge and Bluetooth devices do not uses data on your cell phone. They will use up battery power quicker than when you are not using them.