QUOTE(TheLaptopDudeGuy @ Feb 6 2012, 11:57 AM)
Just do a few full charge cycles should be fine. drain ur batt till zero then charge to full, do this 2-3 times, ur battery meter should be more accurate
Ok bro,drain till battery zero,charge to full after that,rinse and repeat for 3 times,got it. Thanks sifu!
QUOTE(Positron @ Feb 6 2012, 11:57 AM)
I don't think is firmware, maybe you could try battery calibration from the market..
It might work..
But if can't there is a physics explanation, as it is the law of the universe that nothing is perfect, even absolute zero, molecules still vibrate... and everything tends to distortion, ( the uncertainty principle ) ...
One thing is for sure, the battery charger cable itself holds some of the charge, hence although it shows full charge but when you unplug, a fraction of percentage of the battery is still in the battery cable..
Other than that, the battery is not 100% efficient, it's a law by nature to..
Nothing is perfect ( second law of thermodynamics )..
Hence, charging to 100% is also not possible, the manufacturer definitely rounded up to 100%..
But if the market app works then its fine....

Wow,mind blown over here. Thanks for the lengthy explanation though,albeit needlessly long. Susah susah aje.