Flat out wrong.

The phone/battery stops accepting charge when it's full so the risk of over charging is utterly non existent. Unless it's faulty, obviously.

 

Overcharging happens when the phone is constantly charged when it is not fully discharged. Generally leaving the phone connected to 3g and/or wifi is what causing the majority of battery drains.
Tip: to rapidly charge your phone shut it off and plug it in to the charger.
Tip: to reduce battery drain at night put the phone in airplane mode.

 

Don't beat about the bush El Presidente... tell mikehart82 straight!

I wish I had a

 

A battery app which monitors the charging and discharging current (like Battery Monitor Widget) would show in its History chart that the charging current stops after reaching 100%

Harry

 

Even after phone is fully charged, meter keeps running (believe me, I read it on ReadersDigest). So, if you are concerned about Earth Resources, unplug it.

 

I don't believe this is the phones fault, but the charger. The charger uses power even when the phone is not connected.

 

This is one of the several reasons that I have decided to just stay away from the stores and order new phones online. The other reasons being the constant upsells (which are sometimes quite condescending), and that they seem to mess up something with my service about half of the time when setting up the phone.

 

I agree with what everyone said here.

The batteries used in modern Smartphone have a circuit that stops the charge when the batter is full.

 

The kid is so wrong he should be fired for saying something like that.

 

I agree. I just fixed a problem with deleting the os on my phone then being unable to restore it. I am so tired of working so decided to hang out in the lounge

 

Yeah that young buck dont know what he's talking about....I charge my phone every night while sleeping and have no problems.