If it has a microprocessor to help regulate charging, then it won't be subject to the same memory effect that batteries can be. It would be like thinking your CPU would get a memory from doing the same tasks over and over again, so no worries there.
I agree that there are concerns for battery life, but I guess I'm just holding out hope for it to be OK. I usually plug my current phone in over night, then again on the way to work (especially if using GPS) and on the way home again. My current phone is not as power hungry as I expect the Moment to be (Moto Q9c), so it's not a great comparison... the other thing to think about is that most of us have the ability to sit the phone on our desk for a little while, even if just over lunch, and give it a little juice like Capt recommended.
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