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I'm not sure how this (badly) communicated feature is 'anti-consumer'. It is practical power management at its finest and all other phone makers can learn from
by oneplane 9y ago
I'm not sure how this (badly) communicated feature is 'anti-consumer'. It is practical power management at its finest and all other phone makers can learn from it.
- lostmsu 9y agoIts a hardware bug, not a software "feature"
- oneplane 9y agoIs it? There is no lithium battery out there that doesn't have a discharge slope that just falls off at the edge under high load. The alternatives are: - stop powering the device when the charge gets into the zone where sudden dropouts might happen (i.e. lose about 5% capacity) - accept sudden dropouts and have users experience devices that suddenly fail (i.e. lose about 5% of their useful charge since you can no longer depend on the device being on)