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User avatar #265 - funnyisntjunk (08/29/2012) [-]
Just an FYI: Doing this will kill your battery. I had a iPhone charger-skin (It's what it says) and I was constantly charging my phone. A few months later, the battery got so shitty that my phone currently can't last more than 1 hour on it's own battery before dying.
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User avatar #290 to #265 - bambambaby (08/30/2012) [-]
Your first mistake was buying an iPhone.
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User avatar #293 to #290 - funnyisntjunk (08/30/2012) [-]
Why is that a mistake? iPhones are known to be reliable and durable. I jailbroke and overall messed with it a lot, which is probably why the power is screwing up.
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User avatar #294 to #293 - bambambaby (08/30/2012) [-]
Any iPod or iPhone that I've ever owned or touched is always laggy, glitches, freezes, and has shitty battery life.
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User avatar #295 to #294 - funnyisntjunk (08/30/2012) [-]
Well there are a few explanations for this. Either you've bought pre-owned iDevices. You could've had a latest iOS on a old iDevice. You could've jailbroken your iDevice. A brand new iPod and iPhone shouldn't be laggy, glitchy, freeze-worthy or have a bad battery life. if it's brand new and has issues, just bring it in for a replacement.
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User avatar #296 to #295 - bambambaby (08/30/2012) [-]
I bought a brand new iPod last January, and it's extremely laggy and slow. :\ I live in a new state now, and so I lost the receipt and all in the process of moving.
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User avatar #297 to #296 - funnyisntjunk (08/30/2012) [-]
Well then it's part of your fault as well for forgetting the receipt... I'm sure they will replace it for you. You should've received a copy of the receipt by E-Mail. If not, I'm sure you can go in-store, give them your credit card and they will check your bank account details to see if you really did buy it; followed by giving you a new receipt. Voila!
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#276 to #265 - Savatage (08/29/2012) [-]
Yeah people need to realize rechargeable batteries don't last forever. Every charge just lowers the capacity by a tiny amount which adds up if you keep charging it like a maniac.
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User avatar #277 to #276 - funnyisntjunk (08/29/2012) [-]
Yeah. I've learned it the hard way... Now my phone is useless :(
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#278 to #277 - Savatage (08/29/2012) [-]
You can always replace the battery
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User avatar #285 to #278 - funnyisntjunk (08/29/2012) [-]
Yeah, I could, but I just realised that my warranty is still valid; so I'll just bring it in for a replacement.
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