Thanks again, damn 70 calls, man I would have been so damn pissed, gingerbread and ICS don't have a clear list, damn, I mean come on google lol. Anyway, I found this site for the root: Motorola Droid Razr XT912: Rooting ICS and Gingerbread with CASUAL Root Tool Looks very easy, just like gingerbread was I'll give it a go tonight or tomorrow.
Caesars said:Well if you get a new phone, please share hehe
FoxKat said:This is really not inexplicable. First, was the power on or off while charging? Second, how long was it on the charger.
If the phone was charged with power on, the parasitic load of the phone (using power), can confuse the charger and cause it to stop charging prematurely. Even if it wasn't due to premature interruption of charging, once charging stops at 100%, then the charger sits and waits while the battery slowly discharges, and once the battery reaches 90%, charging resumes to boost the charge back to 100%. This cycle continues until the phone is removed from charge.
If the phone is on while charging, this can happen more than once overnight or during extended charge periods. If the phone is off when charging, it can take 24 hours or more to discharge to 90%, before charging will resume. Depending on how long after charging interrupted you disconnected, it could be anywhere between 90% and 100%.
From 0% to fully charged, the RAZR takes 3 hours with power off, and the MAXX takes 5.5 hours with power off. Both would take longer, and might never reach 100% if charged with power on, depending on how heavily it is using power. The only way to assure a 100% charge is to charge with power off, and to remove from charge as soon after it reaches 100% as possible.
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FoxKat said:This is really not inexplicable. First, was the power on or off while charging? Second, how long was it on the charger.
If the phone was charged with power on, the parasitic load of the phone (using power), can confuse the charger and cause it to stop charging prematurely. Even if it wasn't due to premature interruption of charging, once charging stops at 100%, then the charger sits and waits while the battery slowly discharges, and once the battery reaches 90%, charging resumes to boost the charge back to 100%. This cycle continues until the phone is removed from charge.
If the phone is on while charging, this can happen more than once overnight or during extended charge periods. If the phone is off when charging, it can take 24 hours or more to discharge to 90%, before charging will resume. Depending on how long after charging interrupted you disconnected, it could be anywhere between 90% and 100%.
From 0% to fully charged, the RAZR takes 3 hours with power off, and the MAXX takes 5.5 hours with power off. Both would take longer, and might never reach 100% if charged with power on, depending on how heavily it is using power. The only way to assure a 100% charge is to charge with power off, and to remove from charge as soon after it reaches 100% as possible.
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I charged it while it was off, pulled charger after it was 100% charged and turned it on, by the time it booted up it was at 90%.
See when i first got the Max the battery was the one thing i was worried about cause like most phones you can't remove the back to replace the battery. I'm very surprised that my battery will last me a day to almost a and a half and i run it down to like 5% and then charge it with the phone being turned on but i won't mess with it while it's charging.