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@[email protected] to [email protected]English • 2 years ago

Android may soon tell you when it's time to replace your phone's battery

www.androidauthority.com

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Android may soon tell you when it's time to replace your phone's battery

www.androidauthority.com

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Android is preparing to give you an estimate of the remaining capacity of your phone's battery, making it easier to know when to replace it.
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    27•2 years ago

    All battery’s can be removed if you try hard enough

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      8•2 years ago

      Last time I tried to remove one it caught fire. So much glue…

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        12•2 years ago

        Did you try removing it by stabbing it?

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          10•2 years ago

          Knife goes in, battery comes out

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          Nah tried to pry it upwards on one side.

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            1•2 years ago

            You have to wedge something under it and separate the glue to get it out safely. I did it once to replace a battery, the old one still bent a bit but it did not catch fire.

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              bent a bit but it did not catch fire.

              You got lucky. A fire might not be likely with a little bending but it’s definitely a possibility. A battery that’s fully glued down is just inherently dangerous to remove.

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                Yeah I agree it really is. I was sweatin the whole time

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