How often do travelers run out of juice on their cell phones?
Friday, August 21st, 2009 at
12:57 pm
When in airports, I am curious how often frequent travelers run out of power or juice on their cell phones, making it difficult to make phone calls. And then have difficulties finding a way to quickly charge their phone back up.
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Filed under: Cell Phone Information
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Most airports have outlets if you look for them. Some airplanes have charging stations. Today’s cell phones get a lot of talk time on a battery and businessmen often have a charged spare or two in their briefcase.
My Nokia cell phone battery is good for about 72 hours between charges. When I travel, I bring along my recharging unit and plug the phone in every night while I’m in the hotel. That way I’m sure to have plenty of battery life when I’m out during the day.
Don’t ever get a Cingulair phone or you will be stuck! Mine goes dead in just a little while of use and that raising the bar stuff is crap- I lose signal at my house and have to go outside to call someone! Can you hear me now?1111
I’m sure not that often don’t you think they would think to bring a charger. If they are frequent travelers they probably need their phone as much as there luggage.