QUOTE(Naka7a @ Jan 1 2007, 10:51 PM)
the pinhole should be a mic for video recording?
Now I know, sadly..... my clear casing doen't have an opening for that

QUOTE(lilzany @ Jan 2 2007, 09:59 AM)
don't lah charge every night when balance has still more than 1/2 bar left after one day. it can still last for another day what right? make it 2 night once..
besides, if you charge like that the phone battery calibration meter has a chance to go haywire...by then it won't be able to gauge the battery capacity accurately not something you want cause battery will not be operating at max efficiency...
Well our battery is the Li-Polymer type right?
I got this off another forum
And just wanna share with all forummers here

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Title: Caring for your Battery
Author: Sebby
Description: How to ensure that your battery has the longest possible life and gives the best performance.
Instructions
Initial Charge
When you charge your battery for the first time, it is important to ensure that it fully charges. The phone is fully charged when the red light on the joystick goes out. Whilst many people recommend that you charge for a certain number of hours, this does not apply to Lithium Polymer batteries (such as the one found in the T610). The reason for this is that Lithium Polymer batteries do not trickle charge. This means that once the phone displays that it is charged, it is truly charged, and will not charge further whatsoever.
After Initial Charge
Now that the battery has been fully charged, you must allow it to completely discharge (through normal use - there is no need to discharge it in any other way). By fully discharging, I mean that the phone actually switches itself off. You must repeat the full charge and discharge process a further 2 times, making a total of 3 times. This will ensure that the battery will give the best possible performance in the future.
General Battery Care
There is a perception that the way to care for your battery is to let it fully discharge regularly, but this does not apply to Li-Po batteries, with the exception of the initial 3 charges. This applies to NiMH and NiCD batteries, usually found in older phones. In fact, the best way to care for your T610 battery is to not allow it to fully discharge. In other words, whether you charge it when it is still 3/4 full, or when the low battery warning has been displayed, there is no difference, and this is the best way to ensure that battery stays healthy.
I recharge at every opportunity I can get coz I rather have a fully charged battery than running out of batt

For those whom have the time to spare
How to prolong lithium based batteryBattery Performance as a function of cycleThis post has been edited by tutiger: Jan 4 2007, 08:29 PM