Should I disconnect my iphone lightining connector when the battery is fully charged? or i can connected always?is there any issue using iphone powered in?

Should I disconnect my iphone lighting connector when the battery is fully charged? or i can connected always?is there any issue using iphone powered in?

It can stay connected fully charged without any problems.
No issue using the iPhone while charging.

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Does the battery charging in the macbook pro retina automatically cut off when the battery is fully charged?

Does the battery charging in the macbook pro retina automatically cut off when the battery is fully charged? or does it continue charging?In which case,is it better for the battery life to switch off the power supply or leave it on while using the macbook?

Yes, and the pilot light on the MagSafe2 connector changes from orange to green. If you unplug, you will start draining the battery again, whereas if plugged the Mac will take power from the brick and leave the battery in a charged state.

How can you tell when the battery is fully charged?

when done syncing, i have a totally green large battery icon- but thats what i always have- any other indication- or am i misreading the large green battery as an indicator to charge completness?
the little white battery icon never seems to change when using touch 2g?
what am i missing please
thank you very much
bob donchez

The small battery symbol has a lightning bolt symbol when the battery is charging and a electrical plug symbol when it is completely charged.
There are pictures in the users guide, page 27: http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iPod_touch_2.1_UserGuide.pdf

Light around adapter is red when the battery is fully charged

The subject basically says it all. My battery is fully charged, it has been for a while, but the ring is red. Under the battery icon in the upper right is says calculating until full, but it also says 100%, clearly something is wrong. Any suggestions.
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Aaron

This sometimes happens when the actually battery status and what your PowerBook thinks you battery stus is gets a little out of sync. This is normal so don't worry too much about it. As long as you calibrate on a regular basis you'll be fine.

Can i use the charger all the time or should i unplug it when the battery is fully charged??

Dear Freinds,
What do you think better for maintaing the battery performance?
keeping it charging all the time or unpluge the charger when it become fully charged, decharge it and then charge it again?

"Apple recommends charging and discharging its battery at least once per month."
From here > Apple - Batteries - Notebooks

HT201412 My Iphone 5S is not responding to anything. The screen is completely black. I cannot get the on/off option to even show on the screen. The battery is fully charged. What can I try?

My Iphone 5s is not responding to anything. The screen is completely blank and I cannot get it to do anything.

Hi ChristineKehl,
Welcome to the Support Communities!
The article below may be able to help you with this. Click on the link to see more details and screenshots.
iOS: Not responding or does not turn on
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3281
I hope this information helps ....
- Judy

HT201210 when the battery is fully charged,always after spending a few percent battery iPad2 freezes

please help me!
i using ipad2
- ios 6.0.1
itunes 11.0.1
after spending a few percent battery ipad freezes then it shows a black screen and then itunes conect.
i must always restor and update ipad.
i reset ipad in many ways.
i regularly closing applications.
my ipad has never been jailbreak.
thanks

Frozen or unresponsive iPad
Resolve these most common issues:
    •    Display remains black or blank
    •    Touch screen not responding
    •    Application unexpectedly closes or freezes
http://www.apple.com/support/ipad/assistant/ipad/
iPad Frozen? How to Force Quit an App, Reset or Restart Your iPad
http://ipadacademy.com/2010/11/ipad-frozen-how-to-force-quit-an-app-reset-or-res tart-your-ipad
What to Do When Your iPad Won't Turn On
http://ipad.about.com/od/iPad_Troubleshooting/ss/What-To-Do-When-Your-Ipad-Wo-No t-Turn-On.htm
iOS: Not responding or does not turn on
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3281
iPad: Basic troubleshooting
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3274
 Cheers, Tom

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I use my computer to charge it, but there's never any indication that it's fully charged, so whenever I take it off, it's just a guess, and I'd like to get the maximum battery life possibly out of a charge. Any way to tell?

Don't rely on the icon to indicate battery issues. It is trying to predict how long your iPod will run under the current operating conditions (as I understand things), so it is not so much of a gas gauge as a range indicator.
If the indicator is not all the way up to the tippy top, I wouldn't sweat it. Keep track of how long your iPod plays - that's the real indicator of battery condition.

Hi! I'm just having a little trouble when it comes to battery charging of my iPhone 5 with its new iOS 7! It doesn't indicates that the battery is fully charge unlike the old version of iOS! They said it should be pulsating but it's not

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Thanks for the replies. It took a while not hearing anything so thought I was alone. I have done many of the suggestions already. The key here is that it occurs on both phones with apps, and phones still packaged in a box.
A Genius Bar supervisor also checked his Verizon data usage log and found the same 6 hour incremental use. Suprisingly, he did not express much intrigue over that. Maybe he did, but did not show it.
I think the 6 hour incremental usage is the main issue here. I spoke with Verizon (again) and they confirmed that all they do is log exactly when the phone connected to the tower and used data. The time it records is when the usage started. I also found out that the time recorded is GMT.
What is using data, unsolicited, every 6 hours?
Why does it change?
Why does it only happen on the iPhone 5 series and not the 4?
Since no one from Apple seems to be chiming in on this, and I have not received the promised calls from Apple tech support that the Genius Bar staff said I was suppose to receive, it is starting to feel like something is being swept under the rug.
I woke up the other day with another thought ... What application would use such large amounts of data? Well ... music, video, sound and pictures of course. Well ... what would someone set automatically that is of any use to them? hmmm ... video, pictures, sound. Is the iPhone 5 succeptible to snooping? Can an app be buried in the IOS that automatically turns on video and sound recording, and send it somewhere ... every 6 hours? Chilling. I noted that the smallest data usage is during the night when nothing is going on, then it peaks during the day. The Genius Bar tech and I looked at each other when I drew this sine wave graph on the log print outs during an appointment ...

I work from my truck. I use my iPhone almost continuasly. Is it ok just to leave it plugged into the charger all day? So the battery is fully charged when I leave my truck.

I work from my truck. I use my iPhone almost continuasly. Is it ok just to leave it plugged into the charger all day? So the battery is fully charged when I leave my truck.

Yes. Charging automatically stops when your battery is full, & you can't overcharge.

When my battery is fully charged it says only 5-6 hours left should it no be 7?

i got my macbook pro a few days a go and when my battery was fully charged it says ther is only 5-6 hours left , is there a problem with my battery

For starters, your battery will need to go through a few charge cycles before it reaches its full capacity. That aside, most people won't hit 7 hours in normal use. Apple (indeed, most computer manufacturers) tend to do their battery testing on very conservative settings (somewhat less than most people will use) so their reported battery run times are a "best case" scenario... not an average.
The time remaining indicator is also only an estimate based on your current usage. Your battery has hardware internally that reports the actual percentage of your charge remaining. Your computer than "estimates" how much longer the charge will last. It works sort of like burning gas in a car. The more processor intensive the task (i.e. pushing the gas pedal further), the shorter your charge will last (i.e. the faster you'll burn through your gas).
So, if your computer is just sitting there and you have absolutely nothing running and you have the display backlight turned way down, you may get an estimate of five or six hours... but if you start to watch a flash video or perform some processor intensive task, the estimated time remaining can change so something like three hours almost instantly. It's basically calculating your remaining time on how you're using your computer "now" and that estimate will always update in real time based on your use.
If you want to get a better idea of how your battery is discharging, you can click on the battery icon and have the display show the percentage remaining vs. the time remaining. When you display the percentage, you will get the actual percentage which will not fluctuate like the time remaining may.

I updated my iPhone to ios6, whilst the update was happening it unplugged from my computer. Is there any way to recover my photos/contacts etc. please?

I updated my iPhone to ios6, whilst the update was happening it unplugged from my computer. Is there any way to recover my photos/contacts etc. please?

Did the restore complete?
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HT201412 the iphone keep switching off even the battery is fully charged.

please can you help me solve this problem? My iphone keep switchs off. even the battery is fully charged.

some one should help....

How do I know when my battery is fully charged?

When I plug in my Nano I get the do not disconnect screen, and the little battery icon in the upper right corner is green with a plug in it.
At one time I remember seeing a big icon that was fully charged, but I don't remember how that came to be.
How do I know when my battery is fully charged?
Thanks,
Matt

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