wjosten wrote:
The only way to recalibrate your battery meter is to follow the instructions in that article: once a month let your battery completely drain until the phone turns off, then fully charge it. Do not do this anymore than once a month at most. Lithium batteries do not like to be fully discharged often, they prefer to be kept fully charged & will last longer if kept that way:
http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/howto_prolong_lithium_basedbatteries
Doesn't the iPhone/iPod/iPad still reserve a small charge on the battery? When it reaches like 0% or 1%, it shuts off, but when holding the power button, you see a notification from the device telling you to charge it?
My iPhone is been through 223 Charge Cycles and is still on a 1136 Capacity. Still good. That's like 94% or 95% from the Battery health? Cause monthly, I drain it like what Lithium batteries are suppose to be maintained.
If I'm not mistaken, after 400 cycles, the battery should keep up 80% of its capacity if properly maintained?
