Sounds great. Kids to sleep in 15 min. Videos to come from my Xoom to you tube to AC in about an hour or less.bworley50, I want to thank you for showing this video. Now I see you have been inundated with request to check this, and test that, on your phone to give us all a "taste" of what we'll be getting on 9/8.
In your post you mentioned your a family man, with other priorities than to cater to our every inquiry.
So, I propose you overnight your phone to me, I have no plans this weekend, so I'd be able to answer all the questions our posters have on the Bionic. essentially freeing you from this thread.
On Wednesday I will overnight the phone back to you. sound good!
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That says to don't charge it out of the box while the other user says to charge it immediately (as well as the manual).
Which is it?
Johnly
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For the most part new batteries do not require conditioning. This is an old practice that has been carried over from old types of batteries. Originally batteries were Nickle-Hydride (Nickle Metal Hydride, or NiMH) or Nickle-Cadmium (NiCad). Both of these used to have VERY bad "memories" and short lifespans. The Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) batteries used in today's electronics have overcome both challenges. While they still carry a lifespan of charge cycles, you do not have to follow a set conditioning regime.
I do however recommend fully depleting the battery once out of the box and then fully charging it. This should be a sufficient "condition".
I do however recommend fully depleting the battery once out of the box and then fully charging it. This should be a sufficient "condition".
I want to thank you for your time. You have about 10,000 people refreshing the page to see more. LOL
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Will the battery survive a brutal break in? Yes, will a car? Yes, but if you take care to break in the tech/motor properly, you just get longer life out of it.
You rock. Thanks for taking the time to post this.
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can u tell us if the blue tint from d3 tat comes from taking pics is present or not???
also people mention an odd positioning of power button..
do u find it odd too use? or didnt notice any oddness so far ?
also people mention an odd positioning of power button..
do u find it odd too use? or didnt notice any oddness so far ?
Joe the insider said the bionic did not have any of the issues the camera in the D3 has.
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He said earlier that it's better than his Droid 3 that he took the video with. So I'm expecting a very nice camera lol.
Wow, are you sure that's a pentile screen? You zoomed into the top bar and the battery icon actually looked... strait!
You should grab a nice camera and do a close up.
Is the screen better than the X2 or Droid 3's?
You should run some benchmarks, like CF-Bench, Smartbench, etc.
You should grab a nice camera and do a close up.
Is the screen better than the X2 or Droid 3's?
You should run some benchmarks, like CF-Bench, Smartbench, etc.
Hey bworley50, I live in Shreveport. You should come up here and we can have a party! All the beautiful girls you want, only admission fee is one Bionic hehe.
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