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  1. The incremental updates to the PebbleOS are definitely having a positive impact on battery life: currently, the estimate for the watch is 28 days from battery full to 0%!

    #PebbleWatch #Pebble #BatteryLife #PebbleOS

  2. The incremental updates to the PebbleOS are definitely having a positive impact on battery life: currently, the estimate for the watch is 28 days from battery full to 0%!

    #PebbleWatch #Pebble #BatteryLife #PebbleOS

  3. The incremental updates to the PebbleOS are definitely having a positive impact on battery life: currently, the estimate for the watch is 28 days from battery full to 0%!

    #PebbleWatch #Pebble #BatteryLife #PebbleOS

  4. The incremental updates to the PebbleOS are definitely having a positive impact on battery life: currently, the estimate for the watch is 28 days from battery full to 0%!

    #PebbleWatch #Pebble #BatteryLife #PebbleOS

  5. The incremental updates to the PebbleOS are definitely having a positive impact on battery life: currently, the estimate for the watch is 28 days from battery full to 0%!

    #PebbleWatch #Pebble #BatteryLife #PebbleOS

  6. Silicon-Carbon Battery Tech Ends EV Range Anxiety 10-Min 0–80% Charge

    Imagine charging 80% of your electric vehicle’s battery in under 10 minutes and achieving over 400 miles on a single charge. Group14 Technologies’ silicon-carbon anode material, SCC55®, promises substantial advancements in EV battery capabilities, addressing some of the key barriers to mass adoption by improving both range and charging speeds…….Continue reading…. By Brian Iselin Source:  Autoblog . Critics: In the automotive industry, safety means that users, operators, […]

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  7. Help with tech issue please!

    My son’s brand-new school Windows laptop’s battery is not lasting as long as it needs to: he uses it for one 40-minute WebEx system, which uses up 50% of the battery, and then one independent study session and one in-class session, both of which are just web-based research and/or ebook reading, and typing in Word.

    We’ve turned on every battery-saving option we can find, including turning off auto load/background refreshes, turning down the screen brightness and turning the video streaming off HD. This last made the WebEx session use 40% rather than 50%, but overall he’s just left on 5% now instead of completely dead. If he has a day needing more video, or if more classes require a laptop, it’s not adequate.

    It was advertised as lasting 14 hours. I know that doesn’t translate to real-world use, but 2.5 hours seems extremely poor. Is the battery a dud, is this just what WebEx/modern apps do, or is there some other setting we can play with?

    #laptop #ITHelp #TechHelp #BatteryLife