Its common that battery in electronics need to be FULLY discharged and recharged for optimum efficiency. This is to ensure the battery remembers its 0-100% charge. If you just discharge until say 20% then the 20% will later be remembered as the 0% instead. Just a layman explanation if anyone actually get what I mean.

This post has been edited by sayming: Jan 29 2012, 06:06 PM

Can anyone access US iTunes? For some odd reason, I couldn't login to every of my Apple ID on US iTunes. Anyone facing this problem?

celcom allows anyone to send in iPhone 4 for warranty right... its unlike digi who restrict the owner to send in for warranty right?

Okay nevermind, US iTunes was down.

i understand your explanation, but in electronic, an ion is always moving particle.
i dont remember any such thing like that in my engineering courses.
the continuous charge is to maintain the movement for the liquid in the battery.
circulation is overall, and there is no such thing as minimum level varied by 20% or 0%.
battery is not a microchip that can stores memory. it just go on and on each cycle of charge.

i agree with azraeil and benny888, as mentioned in here: http://www.apple.com/batteries/

Can iphone 4S custom made notification ring tone for sms, facebook messenger etc ?

this is a reliable site and trusted source, but not sure if this gadget is reliable or not. but for those u r suffering battery drain issue might want to check this:
http://www.groupon.my/deals/national-deal/..._29&a=715827970

use apps, RT architect works for me, but im using it for ringtones and sms, never tried facebook or whatsapp etc

Noted, thx !

Well, you're suppose to rephrase it and ask "How is your weekend?", and it'll refer to your calendar (weekend).
Sometimes, we just gotta phrase it correctly to get an answer.

After leaving this forum for awhile, I thought all these misinformation will no longer be posted anymore..guess I'm wrong...sighhh...

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Added on January 30, 2012, 10:28 amSigh...helpful for others if you take at least sometime and read up accurate information before posting man..this is not 1999!

This post has been edited by gouken: Jan 30 2012, 10:28 AM

Rather than saying this and that, why don't you share some information or point to the right source/direction regarding this "misinformation"

p/s - yes ... misinformation still exists especially when there's a new iPhone release, sudden influx of new users but most of the old timers would correct them by pointing to the right direction

anyone of u can repost status in Facebook using 4s?
i can't

Believe me, I've tried. Frustratingly many times.
Intentionally, I left out the answers this time but just comments, so people do their homework before posting instead of simply adding what they think is right without researching. And for those who are looking for answers, hopefully they will not easily trust all the posts here but do some digging themselves because the information is all out there.

This post has been edited by gouken: Jan 30 2012, 11:28 AM

You by any chance using a different account back then? Looking at your status looks like you're new.

and u should stop comment arrogantly when u dont share any info.
I did own iphone for years and i 100% confirm that info given is correct which is already verified by apple website, battery researchers and also apple apps from third party itself.
what else research that u want us to put in here?
1000 people can say as what u said, "intentionally left blank" and pretend to be smart. but end up of sharing nothing.

Nope... regardless Siri should understand my phrase which is gramatically correct.

anyone can help ???

Facebook is working fine with my jailbroken iPhone 4s. I had an issue with the friends list not appearing but a removal plus re-installation of the app solved it.

I still think the damn app is buggy though.

mine is working fine too but can u repost friend's status?