My Phones out of juice again :(

yeah... total wreck... imagine dropping the phone in the middle of a call. hahaha i remembered that!

Hello Bhaby, WOW! are you kidding me? after six months you get some thing new? can i have one of your old oness because my phones are really dying of some sort. lolz i don't even have the money to purchase a cheap GSM crap i hope my brother will give me their samsung when theirs has really gone old

Seriously that was before I don't think you still want my old phone unless you are collecting a total wrecked mobile phone

Hello Myles, No, it's alright no need to asked her about it. besides, the battery is still working, i just don't know where the supply of this kind of mobile phone is located. well, i literally don't have the money now. but i hope one day i could buy a new phone that has both the data cable and battery that works inthe long term.

okay. megamall often has several shops that sell various brands and accessories, just for future reference. btw, i thought you were ol @ the S earlier so i dropped a message. but the horsey didn't reply so guess you weren't really ol for long.

My mom had to use it to call dad, my cents there is almost out

Hello sk66rc, I guess once the battery is out, then i wouldn't be able to use the mobile phone any more because it has a lack of supply when it comes to this kind of battery or even to it's USB data cable. thank you by the way for the link i will read this information that you have shared to me some other time. have a nice day

Looking for a solution without spending? You can do it by converting and recycling. First, check the casing of the battery of your phone. Usually, the batteries for motorola and myphone are just covered with a sticker label with a plastic support frame inside. Then dismantle the battery, I mean, peel off the sticker, take the cell out of the frame, desolder the cell's terminals to detach it to the circuit board. Then, get an old cell phone battery from neighbors (even from other models, preferably nokia) dismantle it and take off the cell, make sure it is still working (check its voltage, it should have the typical voltage of 3.6 to 3.7 volts) and it fits the plastic frame of your phone's battery. Solder the terminals of your new cell (out of an old battery ), make sure not to reverse the positive and negative terminals of the cell and on the circuit board before soldering then insert back to the frame and return/replace the sticker. Test it to your phone, if it does not work, recharge it using a universal charger (maybe it's just drained out) for 5 to 10 minutes, put it back to your phone, it should work for now or else, the cell you used got a problem or it was not soldered well with the circuit board or the polarity has been reversed. I already tested it with my friend's china phone using a nokia battery and works better than before. Also done on other phones. Do not use the universal charger anymore, its output voltage can be higher than the one required by your battery. Prolonged use of it can shorten battery life. Use a charger provided for your phone. Charging time is around three hours for the first three cycles and two hours for the rest.

You can ask for your friends or neighbors to give you their used cell phone batteries and try my recycling procedure above. It is applicable to any cell phone model.

Hello boogerman, thanks a lot for the information but unfortunately am not using any kind of nokia phone. i do have one but it's the screen that has the problem and can be replaced. the problem is in my myphone type because i know i wouldn't be able to buy another one since the supply of it is rarely scarce.

preggy?

oh i didn't know batteries can be overcharged. hehe i should remember to unplug it everytime it flashes a full-battery message.

oh yes dear myles- battery usually becomes pregnant when over charged (over-charged?..i wonder how much )

Fake batteries or those of low quality expands when overcharged. I suggest when purchasing batteries for cell phone, try to press it. When you feel that it is squeezed by a bit, I bet it won't expand.

Hello ybong, i have experienced preggy batteries when i was still using my Motorola V3x because the batter was available in the market. too bad though the new one last couple of months as it begins to over charged. i think it's best to buy something that has been tested, but with so many fake batteries out there, how would you know.

Hello steph, The battery is very very rare since it's not on the market anymore. i have been looking for it online and some cell phone shops but there's just no avail of any kind. probably i should have another kind of phone, i seriously think that this phone may not last long either. have a nice day

Hello savvy, wow, you sure have shared a lot of piece of technologies that you have mentioned here in your discussions. i think we can use something less than a hours just don't let it charge too much, keep an eye on it and don't let it over use.

Hello Jazel, Wow! i don't that's even more legitimate for a mobile phone use or you can just buy a new battery which is supposedly original. it's been years but i haven't fixed my Motorola V3x yet, it was a very good phone if only it hadn't gotten wet after all those years. well, i guess we just have to wait for our next months pay out. sure we will get it. have a nice day

Hello toni, Yes, i agree with you there.i do my best to recharge them at the appropriate time preventing it form being over charge. well, i have been living with out a mobile phone almost my entire life now. with text mates or some one to text to only with family unless there is an important event or task.