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It appears half an hour was not needed, it's already good to go. I'm sorry for the waste of time, but again, thank you all very much for your help, it is, was, and will be very much appreciated. So for future reference, black berry chargers tend not to charge the phone! Haha - - - Updated - - -...

I few updates just happened actually: I just found out my little brother hid the new charger from me, as a cruel, cruel joke. So it turns out I actually do have one, so I'm going to set that up, and plug it in that way... Also the phone light started blinking again just a few moments ago, so...

I woke up this morning, and the blinking had stopped ( or had become too infrequent to notice, I watched for at least a minute ). I tried turning it on, and again, no luck. I just switched the charger to my brother's, I will wait a few ( 30 ) minutes to see if that does anything.

Unfortunately, I wasn't given a charger with the phone, but I still think that the phone would be able to provide it with at least enough energy to power up, especially seeing as how the phone is off

Okay, I'll do that, thank you to both of you for all of your help, I'll let you guys know what happens in the morning

It was purchased directly from a Bell store (Unused)

So it's been charging for about four hours now, and it has made visible progress, the blinks are about 30 seconds apart. I spoke to a friend who owns the phone as well and he said it takes about 3 - 4 hours to charge to full, so seeing as how it's been charging for four hours, and still can't...

Alright, will do, thank you

The blinking is slowing down over time, to me, that seems like a bad sign, but I don't really know, do you?

Ah, well I suppose that would be why it isn't turning on, huh? xD Thank you for the help, according to my research, it should turn green when it's ready, right?

I don't really know what the "led notification" is, but there is a light blinking through one of the speaker holes, and it is amber

Hello, I got the HTC one today, just a few hours ago, actually. The first thing I did, as I do with most electronics was drain the battery completely, then recharge it to full. I don't know if this is still recommended, but I figured I may as well to be safe. I drained the battery completely...