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Hey everyone! I've just read a few articles about inductive charging getting more and more into the mainstream, but I can't stop thinking about one problem - battery degrading levels.

From what I remember after reading some articles about battery charging, it is BAD to stop the battery from charging in the mid-way, and then start charging it a few moments after, right?

In that case, if I have an inductive charger, and, say I get a call. I pick up the phone from the charging pad, battery stops being charged, then after the talk I put it back on the pad and it starts charging again. Won't it diminish the battery life really fast?

With the conductive chargers, however, I can talk on the phone while it charges, without "killing" the battery.

So unless we can come with some special batteries, will inductive chargers "kill" them?

Point us to the article that stated the above. Sounds like a bunch of bunk to me.

Nasty