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Originally Posted by Teleman

I want to know if my understanding about Li-ion batteries used in cell phones is correct. Please dispute or validated the following:

Li-ion batteries should be fully charged before first using them in a cell phone.

It shouldn't matter since there is no need to 'condition' these batteries

Li-ion batteries do not store a memory, so there's no need to fully charge/discharge them every time

True - in fact discharging them constantly puts stress on them and will degrade the battery faster

Li-ion batteries cannot be overcharged while charging in a cell phone because the cell phone automatically shuts down the charging when the voltage reaches the limits of the battery.

True - all cell phones have safety mechanisms built in to not overcharge a battery.

Some more reading: How to Prolong Lithium-based Batteries - Battery University

I want to know if my understanding about Li-ion batteries used in cell phones is correct. Please dispute or validated the following:

Li-ion batteries should be fully charged before first using them in a cell phone.

Li-ion batteries do not store a memory, so there's no need to fully charge/discharge them every time

Li-ion batteries cannot be overcharged while charging in a cell phone because the cell phone automatically shuts down the charging when the voltage reaches the limits of the battery.