N86 temperature range and battery charging

Hi there!
I was wondering, can somebody tell me which is the working temperature range of the Nokia N86? I looked it up in the data sheet, in its manual, and it's nowhere to be found. I'm asking this because there are some damn chilly times over here (about -17 C) , and really don't wanna damage my phone.
Also, can the usb charging damage the phone's battery? I mean, I'm plugging and unplugging the USB cable pretty often, therefore the phone is "mini-charging" a lot, so to say. It's my first USB charging phone, until now I was used on charging the phone once a couple of days only, so I'm at least curious about it..
Thanks!
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Hi zomgdude
Nokia are strangely reticent about device operating temperatures but I think that I have seen -40 Centigrade to +85 Centigrade quoted as temperature testing range for devices, although what parametesr refers to a successful outcome are not made clear.
For an iPhone containing similar components storage environment is quoted as between -20º and 45º C and operating environment as between 0º and 35º C with either short battery life or thermal cutout expected at either end of quoted operating range as you might expect.
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