Charging

[Neversoft]

I have a HTC Wildfire S and usually charge it every other day, though sometimes it'll last for three or four days if I'm not using it much. The battery life is quite good.

[scott]

i charge my iphone when i'm on my computer most of the time using my dock cause i always leave my phone charger in work! So if it starts getting low i just find a plug in work and charge it there, normally though cause i have it plugged into my dock it lasts quite a while! I think it's only ever died on me once or twice since i've had it.

[auffant1]

I need to charge my phone (HTC Evo 4G) about once a day. Normally before I go to bed I plug it in. As for my Kindle Fire I almost never need to charge because I will watch like an hour of videos and it will not lose any power. So if I didn't just plug it in at night I would have to charge the Kindle Fire about once a week.

[Chippiewill]

My Galaxy Nexus could last three days but I figure it's just easier to remember if I charge it every night.

[xxMATTGxx]

I charge my phone every night as I use it quite a lot during the day.

[Mr-Trainor]

iPhone every night / iPad every few days. Sometimes my iPhone might have 40% of battery left at the end of the day if I haven't used it too much, but I'll still charge it anyway so that it lasts the next day .

[Catchy]

I usually charge my iPhone 4s every night because I use it quite a bit however sometimes it can last me the full day and I wont need to charge it for the morning.

I turn location services and push notifications off and I only use 3G when I need it and my screen is usually dimmed right down so that does save me a lot of battery life. I try to completely drain the battery once a month and then do a full recharge, I've heard this helps with battery life.

[Jutnux]

If I'm not using the device then it stays plugged in, the batteries like to stay charged (at an optimum level of 98% capacity) to keep them healthy.

[Recursion]

If I'm not using the device then it stays plugged in, the batteries like to stay charged (at an optimum level of 98% capacity) to keep them healthy.

Wrong. You'll actually do more damage to the battery leaving it plugged in than if you left it slowly discharging.

[Jordan]

I try to only charge it when I need it, but sometimes when I go to charge it I forget about it and it's just plugged in fully charged. I charge my ipod once every 2 days (or less if it really needs it).