it doesn't depend on how many times we charge it, it depends on how many life cycles we charge it.. very different..

guy A's phone 100% use all the way to 0%, then charge all the way to 100%
guy A charged his phone 1 life cycle

guy B's phone 100% drop to 50%, he charges it to 100%, drop to 50%, charges it again to 100%
guy B charged his phone 1 life cycle also

though guy B charged twice as much, but we can argue that guy B's battery is in better state, because letting lithium ion battery drop to 0% is bad, the best range to stay is within 20% to 80% (according to many articles..)

conclusion: just charge anytime you want, it doesn't care how many times you charge it, and you don't need to charge all the way up to 100% every time before you unplug!

very good article..worth for me reading (as a noob..huhu)
one question.lets say battery have 50%.before sleep plug in for charging. tomorrow morning unplug.
its good or bad ?.tq for reply..peace !!

Its perfectly fine,dont worry. i always charge my phone before i sleep so that i start off with 100% battery the next morning

May I know what advantages cm has over samsung based roms? And as u know cm has no task manager and MyFiles app, can I do a titanium backup then restore on cm? Thanks.

Its perfectly fine,dont worry. i always charge my phone before i sleep so that i start off with 100% battery the next morning

Should be ok. the power will not continue charging after the battery is full. our phone is advance enough to have auto cut off when the charging is complete. right me if i'm wrong

Cyanogenmod has plenty of own customizations in UI, tweaks, keyboard, statusbar, etc etc. its hard for me to explain and it would be best if u could perform a nandroid backup of ur current rom, then hop to CM7 to test it for few days.

U might not get used to CM7 so fast but after few days of exploring, u will get a hang of how things work in there. If u find that CM7 is not up to ur liking, juz restore ur rom from ur nandroid backup this should be the best way.

U actually dont need unlimited. 1GB package should be more then enough.
I was on the 5GB plan earlier. Then I realize I am on WiFi (unifi 20mbps) when I am at home. Its way faster then using telco internet connection.

I turn on my data when I am out. Quite heavy usage also myself (Whatsapp, viber, YM, Skype, MSN, GTalk, BBC news, YouTube, and LYN browsing-PMing, Push mail activated - GMAIL 24 hrs a day.)

I still cant reach the 1GB quota. I also tether sometimes for light surfing and youtube where there is no wifi connection for my netbook/galaxy tab.

So my advise is get the 1GB (RM48 plan) if not enough then you can upgrade as there is no contract.

Let me enlighten, I am on DiGi Postpaid. I am not tied down with any phone contract. So I have the benefit of jumping packages/terminating my data package whenever I want.

DiGi Data Plans - No contract/device bundle

Edit :

I have also include Maxis/Celcom/UMobile data plans. To me their plans are the most ridiculous. Its extremely overpriced.

Maxis Data Plans - Postpaid, no device bundle

Celcom plans are more or less like DiGi.

Celcom Data Plans - Postpaid, no device bundle

UMobile plans are also interesting and reasonable. Issue is their customer service is never reachable. No emails are replied. No twitter complains will be entertained. So its basically a telco to choose if you are not a very serious business user. Internet is super fast at certain location. DR - Domestic Roaming capability, which means you can jump onto Celcom coverage where there is poor coverage of signal. Other then that nothing much.

UMobile Data Plans - Postpaid, no device bundle

Hope this sheds some light on those who are planning to get a data package bundled with their postpaid lines. I would definitely encourage a data plan with a smartphone. Without a data plan a smartphone is not very smart.

nandroid backup can only be done on rooted phones rite? for example my phone is unrooted, what backup should i do before getting it rooted? or there arent any?

2nd attempt at applying my own SP failed again. Dust got stuck in the SP and I couldn't get it out as it's so tiny that I can't see it

I'm never going to DIY anymore

Each individual data needs are different. One cannot tell another how much is sufficient. If you are always in WiFi areas the need is much lesser. As for me I sign up the 3 GB - I used average 2- 2.5+ GB monthly as most areas I go to does not have free wifi

Looking for some holiday entertainment? Several of the top movies in Android Market now $.99 cents for two weeks only:

arghh but not available at our country.. deng..

I sign up for 3gb but usage is.. well, lets just say that by thw 3rd week im all used up.. (:
so after that than i'll slow down..
U can also always use the Market Enabler, provided that ur phone is rooted

I heard best place to do is on the toilet. Less dust.

Thats the part i love about digi,even though overshoot no extra charges,so i dont need to manage data

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Added on December 17, 2011, 8:41 am
I heard from one user here to strip down to underpants and at toilet stick to reduce dust

Looking for some holiday entertainment? Several of the top movies in Android Market now $.99 cents for two weeks only:

arghh but not available at our country.. deng..

ah? the market got sell movies wan ah lol.. din know..

i failed to aplly like 3 sps, until i saw a pro in the shop help me apply.. i copy his techniques finally succeeded on the 4th attempt nice nice without bubbles...
the key is to have the transparent sticky tape (dunno what it called, neh those a bit sticky only and easy to take off wan) with u... wipe screen with microfabric cloth gao gao till no dust, then use sticky tape to stick any left over.. when applying when see air bubble generating pull back up a bit then use sticky tape again on the screen or sp where the dust is... slowly apply till end and walla!

quick question; what is the best weather apps or widget that you guys use? does the stock widget is ok? since i use the checkROM, i removed it earlier. now felt like i need it.

P/S: people in UK and US more obsess with this weather forecast apps compared to me or other malaysian.