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Subject: very interesting
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phly_kid 2.09.12 - 11:12am
Just the other day I came to know or rather learn that your battery can be copied. Therez this thingy majig that you slot in an original battery on one side and the other side non oem or not so original battery. In like 3 minutes or less the memory of the one is copied to the other. Anyone know more about this? * +

socialco 2.09.12 - 12:19pm
that's something new,I didn't know about that * +

socialco 2.09.12 - 12:20pm
btw,are you still happy with your 9810? * +

phly_kid 2.09.12 - 01:42pm
I too didn't know it until just the other day and apparently those batteries won't work until the memory of an original one is copied to them. as for my beloved bb yes I'm happy overall, battery still not on par but its early days. btw new OS for 9810 out. .658 I think * +

socialco 2.09.12 - 03:14pm
cool,will check the update tomorrow * +

laro696 2.09.12 - 04:28pm
what exactly is the use of copying your battery's memory to another one? i don't get it... * +

yugan 2.09.12 - 05:14pm
I agree with laro and besides isn't is a bit risky using a non oem battery I know I used one in my 5800xm and after 2months it would stay fully charged for about 2hrs then die * +

phly_kid 2.09.12 - 06:00pm
was able to pull something from the net that explains it better, here is the link http://goo.gl/rist0 The non oem battery will not work on newer devices coz there is a code that the phone looks for in that battery in order for the phone to work. Here is a pic of how one of those copiers looks like http://goo.gl/zQQQf * +

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