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NiKKoM on 17 August 2009

You probably need to "condition" the battery... Let it drain it completely and then charge again.. then drain it again.. and charge it again.. when I play Monkey Ball on my iphone for an hour the battery would be at around 80%..



 

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-Newcloud- on 17 August 2009
disolitude said:
-Newcloud- said:
Anyone thinking of buying Ipod Touch for gaming should know that... they are completely stupid and needs to get there heads checked

lol...I think you are wrong though. There is a lot of hype around Ipod Touch and everything. People are not geeks like us...they don't know these things. They get duped...


true.. but i dont thing people should buy an ipod touch just to play games it should be an afterthought

disolitude on 17 August 2009
NiKKoM said:
You probably need to "condition" the battery... Let it drain it completely and then charge again.. then drain it again.. and charge it again.. when I play Monkey Ball on my iphone for an hour the battery would be at around 80%..

wow...really?

Ill tell my GF (who is the owner of the ipod) to slap that battery around and get it in to shape :)



NiKKoM on 17 August 2009
disolitude said:
NiKKoM said:
You probably need to "condition" the battery... Let it drain it completely and then charge again.. then drain it again.. and charge it again.. when I play Monkey Ball on my iphone for an hour the battery would be at around 80%..

wow...really?

Ill tell my GF (who is the owner of the ipod) to slap that battery around and get it in to shape :)

Yeah and turn off wifi, turn off location services & turn off fetch new data... turning off wifi will save you hours... wifi really drains alot..



 

Face the future.. Gamecenter ID: nikkom_nl (oh no he didn't!!) 

disolitude on 17 August 2009
NiKKoM said:
disolitude said:
NiKKoM said:
You probably need to "condition" the battery... Let it drain it completely and then charge again.. then drain it again.. and charge it again.. when I play Monkey Ball on my iphone for an hour the battery would be at around 80%..

wow...really?

Ill tell my GF (who is the owner of the ipod) to slap that battery around and get it in to shape :)

Yeah and turn off wifi, turn off location services & turn off fetch new data... turning off wifi will save you hours... wifi really drains alot..


Gothca...makes sense cause I didn't turn anything on or off.

Alright...false alarm people!