hi.. i have been using maxis for over 10 years nowâ¦ planning to change to celcom as i was told that it is way cheaper for someone whose usage is a bit heavy. (average RM 200 per month).. on family plan and extra value of extra ten..f not mistake, Maxis only allow you to have the RM30 postpaid as your sub line. Frankly, rather than all of the postpaid, I prefer use Celcom prepaid. RM0.28 cents for 5 minutes to other operator and only RM0.28 cents for 10 minutes Celcom-Celcom.
In fact, you're phone's battery hates when you do that. Similarly, lithium-ion batteries don't need to be calibrated with a full charge and a full discharge when they're new. Li-ions can pack a lot of power into a small size, and they don't lose too much of that energy to leakage when they're not in use.
Try that and see if it fixes the problem. When my battery is charging I've never noticed that it gets hot, so I wouldn't be concerned about that part. If you have the same charger as I do and you have the single size lithium ion battery, when it's charging properly you will see a steady red light and one that flashes. When the battery is fully charged you'll see a green light and a red light. The steady red light is just telling you that the charger is plugged in.