Cell Phone Problems

Many people complain about the fact that they are
having problems with their cell phones. A simple plan
will help mediate the situation.

The number one cell phone complaint happens to be
something to do with the battery.

People have problems with calls being cut off or
dropped; an annoyance and a frustration for many.

They complain about the fact that they are unable to
get a good charge or unable to get a connection at all
when in remote places.

Many have been in the habit of putting their cell
phone on the charger at night and leaving the unit
powered on. This is something that people should not
do with their cell phones.

Cell phone providers do not tell users this when they
acquire them. A cell phone regularly needs roughly 2-3
hours to fully charge up.

Some might think since the cell phone is on and it's
on the charger that it's causing an even exchange of
energy.

This really isn't the case because the cell phone uses
its actual power whenever someone is talking on the
phone, using applications, or sending and receiving
text messages.

To face this problem is whenever you’re charging your
phone, turn the unit off. This will allow the phone to
properly charge eliminating any extra charging.

Replacement phone batteries can cost anywhere from
$40-80 dollars. This wouldn’t be necessary if you
would charge this as directed.

Some may dispute that they must leave their cell phone
on at night to receive any incoming phone calls.

Cell phone manufacturers should develop a way to
record missed call while the cell phone is off.

Give your cell phone the break it needs to full
recharge and you will find it greatly improves.