>
> I think the characteristics of LiIon have nothing to do with this problem=
,
> since there very likely is a switching power supply and charge controller
> between the raw USB power input and the internal batteries of the phone.
>  So
> as long as you can produce a voltage within the normal USB range, the pho=
ne
> should take care of the rest.
>

As far as I understood solarwind does not want to put a dc-dc in his
application, and that's where all the problems occur. In other words he
cannot guarantee stable USB voltage level, otherwise it was too easy with a
similar way as MintyBoost.

Tamas




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