Best Answer: It DOES NOT burn out the battery. It isn't harmful for the battery or the phone in anyway. Cell phones and chargers are built and programmed to automatically stop charging when the battery is full. Older nickelcadium batteries use to have these problems, but we don't use those anymore. The exception is: charging using your car charger & car battery.
Image: Gvolk. Satellite view showing Jefferson City, seat of Cole County and the capital of Missouri in the United States, located about 160 mi (250 km) east of Kansas City, and 130 mi (210 km) west of St. Louis, close to the geographic center of the state at the Missouri River, north of the the Ozark Mountains.
Dr. Crawford W. Long performed the first surgery using ether as an anesthetic in Jefferson on March 30, 1842. One of Atlantaâs major hospitals is named after him. Jefferson, a 207 year old community, is located in Northeast Georgia about an hour north of Atlanta along Interstate 85.Jefferson has a population of 9,554 and is the county seat of Jackson County with a population of 61,257 (2011 U. S. Census Bureau Estimates).ost people move to Jefferson for economic opportunity, its small town atmosphere, acceptance of newcomers and wholesome environment for raising a family. The Jefferson City School System is highly ranked, year after year, in terms of student achievement and SAT scores.