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Syncing and charging the iPhone 3G
Pt. 7 of 11 | 4:38 |
Tuesday January 13, 2009
iPhone Basics
Tuesday January 13, 2009
The iPhone 3G is notoriously power-hungry. With all of the wireless connection options (wireless internet and Bluetooth specifically) and given the big, bright screen, you'll likely find yourself searching for a power outlet more often than you'd like. Here's how to charge and sync your iPhone, using either the included power adapter or using a USB port on your computer or laptop.
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- In the top-right of the iPhone screen is the battery indicator.
- When your iPhone has 20 percent or less battery power, the battery indicator will turn red.
- When your iPhone reaches 20 percent followed by 10 percent charge, a low battery warning will appear on the screen.
- To charge and / or synchronize your iPhone with your computer, plug the charging cable into an available USB port on your computer as shown.
- To just charge your iPhone, use the included wall adapter.
- When your iPhone has 20 percent or less battery power, the battery indicator will turn red.
- When your iPhone reaches 20 percent followed by 10 percent charge, a low battery warning will appear on the screen.
- To charge and / or synchronize your iPhone with your computer, plug the charging cable into an available USB port on your computer as shown.
- To just charge your iPhone, use the included wall adapter.
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By ted_g about two years ago
(2010-01-19 10:51:09)
(2010-01-19 10:51:09)
One portable solar charger to consider is the P-Flip for iPhone and Blackberry, too, check out this CES 2010 clip: http://bit.ly/74IJLq
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