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2nd December 2011, 10:35 PM #12
When the iPhone goes completely flat it does that special thing where it shows a flat battery when you start to charge it but doesn't boot up until it has charged back up past a certain point. I think the iPhone is quite conservative with the battery in order to make sure it always shuts off with plenty of juice left to sustain it.
I don't remember ever having to monkey around with a Nokia battery either; even when the phone has been left, quite literally, for years.
Are some of today's smartphone manufacturers lacking a bit of finesse in this department?
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