What is the Correct Way to Charge an iPhone?
When charging an iphone (or can be any phone), is it true that plugging the smaller end to the device then plugging the power-end in the power source lengthens the life of the battery, whereas the other way around deteriorates the battery? Or it doesn't matter at all? They say it "surprises" the battery.
Please whatever your answer is, I hope you could provide supporting documents to your claim or maybe just a technical explanation.
Just to make my question more clear.
First, plug smaller end, then power source -- OK
First, plug power source, then smaller end -- NOT OK
OR
It doesn't matter?
It doesn't matter.
"They" (whoever that may be)
are often over-full of bovine excrement.
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