Recent content by Phillip Doede

I found the stock LG Nexus charger and its only 850mA; the Belkin powerstrip puts out 1A and the D-Link USB hub is 1.2A so both have far more power than the AC wall adapter. The phone is a black 32GB N5. Small scuff on the bottom right corner where I dropped it and the small hairline cracks by...

To what end? Clearly there is something wrong with the phone if 1.2A won't get it full charge, 500mA should be enough to charge it. And what I really want working is the wireless charging.

The wall adapter I plugged it into was a older 750mA Samsung unit and that showed charger via AC (I could not find my LG charger). The Belkin powerstrip with USB ports is rated at 1A and the D-Link USB hub off my desktop PC is rated at 1.2A both of those show as charging via USB. When my phone...

Ok, had to find it as I never use it. It does say charhing via AC when plugged into the wall adapter. How does it know and what does that mean?

So I left it overnight plugged into one of those mini Belkin powerstrips with built in (1A I think) USB ports and it only made it to 94% and it says charging via "USB" not "AC" so I assume something was damaged within the charging system when the phone was dropped? I've done it before with...

Just checked in on my charging N5. Its been charging off of a 1.2A for over 4 hours and been stuck at 90% for about one of those hours and just now made it to 92% with 1 hour 53 mins till full charge...., not sure whats going on here.

Ok, so I'm having some odd issues here.... About a month a my N5 fell out of my pocket while biking home from work. Almost no physical damage occurred (just some slight scuffing on the bottom right corner where it hit the pavement) but immediately after event the vibration stopped and the...