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NGD1 Android Expert Sep 6, 2012 750 276 Deland, FL www.vampirefreaks.com Oct 9, 2012 #2 Oct 9, 2012 Add bookmark #2 yes you can the phone does not require a ton of energy to update it, just long enough to ensure no interruption. i upgraded my phone with 30% lol Upvote 0
yes you can the phone does not require a ton of energy to update it, just long enough to ensure no interruption. i upgraded my phone with 30% lol
DragonSlayer95 Resident Air Bender Mar 9, 2012 8,772 3,761 36 Reno, Nevada Oct 9, 2012 #3 Oct 9, 2012 Add bookmark #3 They prefer you to be fully charged but you can get away with 30 or 40 % Sent From My HTC Evo 3D Using TapaTalk 2 Upvote 0
They prefer you to be fully charged but you can get away with 30 or 40 % Sent From My HTC Evo 3D Using TapaTalk 2
qandres12 Android Expert Jun 29, 2012 1,360 211 Oct 10, 2012 #4 Oct 10, 2012 Add bookmark #4 i believe they only want you to have 100% because i think the update wipes the battery stats. and this allows them to be accurate. no big deal Upvote 0
i believe they only want you to have 100% because i think the update wipes the battery stats. and this allows them to be accurate. no big deal