No matter how good the battery is on your smartphone, if you’re using it heavily, it will barely last you an entire day.
For some people the reality is even worse, with an old iPhone 5 I used to have, if I managed to get eight hours of life from it, I’d consider myself very lucky.
Things got even worse as the battery aged. But, there’s a long-held belief that charging your smartphone in short bursts will cause long term damage to the batteries, and you’re better off waiting until they’re close to dead before charging them.
But this isn’t true according to a site belonging to battery company Cadex called Battery University. They argue that leaving your phone plugged in when it’s fully charged (like say, if you put it charging overnight) is bad for the battery in the long run.
Once your phone reaches the desired 100% battery when it’s plugged in, it receives “trickle charges” to maintain the battery at full charge.
This keeps the battery high-stress, high-tension state that wears down the chemistry within the battery and is bad for it in the long run.
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http://www.benzhub.com/2018/01/weve-been-charging-our-smartphones.html

I'm not following that dodgy link

Chief read the original article where ever u get am from. In as much as them say no charge full, they also said you don't need take the charger out when it's full.

Nawa thats too long abeg my need this advice but this is too long

Just me simple one for my s32

How should we charge now?

Please how should we charge oo especially the ITEL USER

click on the read more to see it

Anuoluwapo23:
Nawa thats too long abeg my need this advice but this is too long

Just me simple one for my s32

I mean itel

if its too long den you are not ready nah

Seriously
Can't believe have changing my Camon CX wrongly.

Cyrilbenz:
No matter how good the battery is on your smartphone, if you’re using it heavily, it will barely last you an entire day.
For some people the reality is even worse, with an old iPhone 5 I used to have, if I managed to get eight hours of life from it, I’d consider myself very lucky.
Things got even worse as the battery aged. But, there’s a long-held belief that charging your smartphone in short bursts will cause long term damage to the batteries, and you’re better off waiting until they’re close to dead before charging them.
But this isn’t true according to a site belonging to battery company Cadex called Battery University. They argue that leaving your phone plugged in when it’s fully charged (like say, if you put it charging overnight) is bad for the battery in the long run.
Once your phone reaches the desired 100% battery when it’s plugged in, it receives “trickle charges” to maintain the battery at full charge.
This keeps the battery high-stress, high-tension state that wears down the chemistry within the battery and is bad for it in the long run.
READ MORE>>>>>>>>>
http://www.benzhub.com/2018/01/weve-been-charging-our-smartphones.html

You are very foolish for not posting the whole thing here.

tank but visit the link to get more details and other interesting post