About 1st iphone charge

Good day People...
I just need to know about 1st iphone charge (Using home power or USB). How long is the 1st charge for??..should it be continious or.............????
Please guide me...

Don't worry about it... it doesn't have to be fully charged to use it the first time. Just use it and charge when you can for as long as you can. You can't overcharge it and you don't need to (and shouldn't) fully discharge it everytime prior to charging.
http://www.apple.com/batteries/iphone.html

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I've been in a protracted discussion (now locked) regarding iPhone battery charging and whether it is harmful/helpful to use the iPad power adapter rather than the iPhone power adapter.
There are a lot of misconceptions related to iPhone charging and current ratings on the iPhone and iPad power adapters. As an electrical engineer, I'd like to clear up some misconceptions.
Apple supplies a power adapter, not a "battery charger," with the iPhone and iPad.
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The iPad power adapter supplies a constant 5V at up to 2 or 2.1A (rated).
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A bucket's capacity (gallons) is analogous to a battery's capacity (amp-hours or AH).
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The battery still takes just as long to charge.
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