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Again, you are apparently in search of a problem that doesn’t exist. I have never, ever, had to replace a battery on any of my mobile devices. I have iPods that are over 10 years old that still run for hours on the original battery. My original iPad still loyally serves me on my 5-hour daily commutes to NYC and all I have to do is plug it in at night before I go to bed. None of my mobile phones (and I’ve had Samsung too) ever needed to have the battery replaced. It’s a problem that simply doesn’t exist. You just need to be smart about how you recharge the battery. All my devices are plugged in at night and in the morning, they are good to go and last me all day, every day.

Well, ok. I must just being just imagining then. s/ My battery on this crap phone has gone from 100% to 50% after having charged all night, in just this time that I have been on freerepublic this day. We simply use our devices differently, and we don't even have the same devices. Arguing would be pointless. long time freepers just don't lose arguments. 😃 Oh, and I'm posting on the toilet. and I want to wipe my butt. Dang, lost my HTML too so this all runs together. Cheerio, good man.