I'm thinking in selling it but I don´t know about how much, or maybe see what makes it auto recharge but I´m scared that if I do that it will stop auto recharge
iPod touch, iOS 6.1.6
It's not recharging. What makes you think that it is?
If you are looking at % battery it is not accurate. If you are playing a video and quit the video % battery will increase.
But when I´m playing, I stop and I have 32% (example) some minutes later I have 67%
Dio9oMorai5 wrote:
But when I´m playing, I stop and I have 32% (example) some minutes later I have 67%
Using the battery level meter in this manner is comparable to using your car's fuel gauge to calculate miles per gallon. The only thing that matters is the total amount of operating time from full charge to auto-shutdown.
Hey Dio, The metering system on the iPod shows you battery life remaining based on current application and use. So as Illaass and Philly Phan stated if you're using a heavy cpu use app like games or viewing video your battery % will show a major drain, stop that and start listening to music your your library or turn everything off and your battery's % will increase. But your Battery did not self charge. Hope this helps, Cheers.
That is what I said in my previous reply
Dio9oMorai5 wrote:
But when I´m playing, I stop and I have 32% (example) some minutes later I have 67%
My iPod touch 4G auto recharges battery without any connection
