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>> *Plenty of Android handsets just randomly start crashing as the battery's internal resistance goes up.* I had one. A Google Nexus 6. > What they did was cha
by xethos 3y ago
>> *Plenty of Android handsets just randomly start crashing as the battery's internal resistance goes up.* I had one. A Google Nexus 6.
> What they did was chase thinness and so they didn't include an adequate power source for the processor they were using.
Your comment might apply to Apple, but an iPhone was hardly the only handset that crashed as the battery stopped being able to keep up under load.
- HumblyTossed 3y agoI still have several android phones from that era (LG G2 for one example) that are used for various purposes and theyre fine even today.
- squeaky-clean 3y agoI had an LG G3 and after 2 years it would die when the battery got to ~30%. Thankfully the battery was user replaceable. But LG is not immune to this. I'm surprised an LG G2 would even run for 10 minutes today unless it's had the original battery replaced.
- HumblyTossed 3y agoRuns all night as a music box for the kids. Same battery.
- squeaky-clean 3y agoDo you leave it plugged into the charger when it's running all night?
- selectodude 3y agoYou must not take them out and try and use them somewhere cold.
- HumblyTossed 3y agoNot true