They die because batteries are essentially a type of electrochemical cell. An electrochemical cells works by reacting 2 different metal solid electrodes with a solution containing the same metals but in an aqueous solution. For example when magnesium electrode is put in a beaker containing magnesium nitrate solution and a silver electrode is put in a silver nitrate solution and the two electrodes are connected together we get electricity flowing through the wire. However when this occurs electrons flow from magnesium electrode to the silver one. When that happens there is a build of a negative charge on the magnesium electrode. At the same time there is a build up of a positive charge on the silver electrode. So we connect a tube called a salt bridge to allow some of the ions in the silver solution to travel to the magnesium solution and vice versa. Now that you know how a battery works you can understand how it stops working. Now as the exchange is happening through the salt bridge to balance the charges on both sides there is a build up on the electrodes. This build prevents the electrode to come in contact with the solutions they are submerged in. When that happens the reaction stops and the battery dies.
The most likely reason why your phone battery dies so fast is because of the apps and features you have running on it. To increase battery life, try turning off WiFi, Bluetooth and Data Traffic.
If you recharge it a lot the batterys life decreaces slowly.
When you receive notifications, your phone will light up, vibrate, or make a notification sound. this can also be a reason why your battery is draining so fast. As your phone receives a handful of notification each day, it will consume your battery.
Your phone may die quickly because you need a new battery or because you use it a lot. Try turning off any programs that you aren't using and see if that helps to prolong battery life.
Um... If your phone is dead than it shouldnt ring at all. If you mean out of battery but still ON, than it should still ring, unless the volume is OFF. So you may have to adjust your volume when your phone is about to die.
It all depends on how much you use the phone. Playing Games and watching movies will kill the battery fast, as well as using data to surf the internet. Leaving wifi on when not using it kills your battery because its searching for networks. Same thing goes for data, when you leave data on it still refreshes the apps that are in the background.
Your phone dies because in the technology world you need battery and power to use your electronic device. So it dies because you've used it so much so the technology power just goes out.
The Iphone 5s battery can die quickly due to open applications and usage. It helps save battery life by properly closing all applications that are no longer in use.
Nope - I have a separate charger in addition to my mobile phone, so I never have a flat battery. The phone has never had any bad effects from charging the spare battery in an alternative charger.
yes, it dies so fast be cause some apps are still running. if you got to your home screen and on the bottom theres apps that you can scroll through. when they are on that theyare still running which drains your battery even when its off. so if you take them off of that and put it on thewall. your problem is solved.
if you use your iPod with the brightness at its extreme, you battery will die fast. if you use the internet or watch video, it will die faster because they take out a lot of juice. normally, if i'd set the brightness on low and if i don't really need the brightness, I'll just switch it off because you'd save a lot of power on that.
NO not so far that i have tried.
On a android phone it deletes all the running apps and other stuff so it doesn't kill the battery. The battery will die triple the speed if you have about 5 programs running. It is a awesome app to have