Knowing the wrong ideas of every person about smartphones, you know more smart
Knowing the wrong ideas of every person about smartphones, you know more smart
6 wrong ideas about mobile phone charges
Mobile phone users have to charge their phones every day. It has become a practice to users. But we raise some wrong ideas about this charge, or we do. That is to say, it will damage the phone, that will be the problem of the battery etc.
Almost all smartphones have lithium-ion batteries. And occasionally the explosion of these batteries is reported. A few days ago, Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 mobile phone battery explosion came in the discussion. As a result, the wrong concepts of battery are more reliable. However, Samsung Galaxy Note 7 is nothing but a flaw in the battery explosion.
The battery of the machine is made in the same way as the mobile phone does not fire. And the lithium-ion battery properly formed will not burn in your pocket at least. So do not be afraid of unnecessary, let us know six charging mistakes without charging. The concepts have been published on a website named Mashable.
Concept 1: All the time charging mobile is bad
Most smart phones without some older models of mobile phones automatically realize that their charge is full. When the charge is completed, the phone automatically stops charging automatically. Because of this feature of smartphones you are safe.
Concept 2: New charges can not be charged until full charge is completed
It's usually not good to do this. Lithium-ion battery is not like a remote battery on your TV that can not be used before battery power is over. Or should not charge new charges if the battery is not running out of charge. Memory effects like older nickel-metal hydride batteries (the old battery is not fully charged if memory charge is not charged for the new battery and mobile phone batteries). Rather, you feel that your mobile phone may be damaged if you charge the full charge. So when you are happy, then get the appropriate place, charge there.
Concept 3: It can not be used during phone charging
While using mobile phones, there is no possibility of electrifying if there is no possibility of electrocution, but many would suggest it not to do so. Because they think it will cause harm to mobile phones. Although it does not have any basis, like other misconceptions. This misconception is more difficult in 2014, at the time of the charge, the death of one woman by mobile phone. The event occurs in Australia Although the authorities later saw this incident happened to use a low cost USB charger. So mobile phone usage is completely safe with charge, but beware of cheap chargers. It is better to not charge mobile hands with charge of wet hands.
CONCLUSION 4: All the chargers are built in the same way
The charger provides electricity to your mobile phone, and how much variety can it contain? There are many such ideas about the charger. But actually a lot depends on a good charger. So duplicate chargers should not be used. The technology expert researched why some fake chargers in the shadow of Apple's charger in Sheriff Bazaar. These are basically responsible for destroying and setting fire on your mobile phone. If you do not buy the famous brand's charger, you should buy it by looking at the good and bad of the charger. Good charger means that your mobile will be quickly charged as well as in excess of electricity to avoid melting.
Idea 5: Mobile can not be turned on for 24 hours for seven days a week
Keeping mobile open always affects the life span of your battery but it is not a solution to keep the mobile phone off. For this, you should reboot from the mobile reboot option once a week. It will also be helpful in improving the performance of your mobile.
Concept 6: 'Location Service' or location-related services are wasting your battery's power
Many of these complaints will be heard by the use of mobile phone services, which provide location related services, will lose battery capacity. According to the IT related site of the Android Authority, this concept is also wrong.
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