On 17 Oct 2007, at 15:08, Russell Chapman wrote: > Andrew Crystall wrote: >> People carry spare batteries for electrical equipment, including >> mobiles, all the time. I keep a spare, charged mobile battery in my >> backpack. >> > I'm curious what battery life you get from your phone. I bought mine > because it was so tiny, and it connects via bluetooth to the car for > several hours in a typical day, and I still only charge it every few > days. I would only talk on it for a up to an hour a day, but I've > never > come close to running out of battery. My son's phone (which only has a > few minutes a day talk and no bluetooth) can go for weeks without > charging - I just can't imagine the scanario where I would need to > carry > a spare battery... > My phone has *at least* four hours talk time / 100 standby on a charge and in practice I charge it about once a month or so.
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