Hi there,

Recently, I lost my N9 overnight, when it was low on battery. It went completely flat, and when I found it, I plugged it in and restarted it. It took about an hour before I pushed the power button, which triggered the homescreen to show. Oddly, it was going incredibly slowly. I left it for a while to charge, and later after it was at 100%, I removed it from the charger. Then boom, it shut straight down and apparently ran out of battery. So I plugged it back in, restarted it, and after about 10 minutes of trying to figure out what the hell went wrong, it rebooted itself. After about another hour of booting, I pushed the power button to load the homescreen (???). I went through this a few times, shortening the boot time every time. No luck. It was stuck in a reboot loop. As far as I am concerned, there were no conflicting apps installed. I had homescreen settings installed, and I am bringing it down to this, although I still am quite confused as to what caused it. It may just be the flaky performance that I have seen through nokias when restarting from a flat battery. (Even on the 3350)

I have had to completely reset my phone, deleting everything as soon as I had a window before restarting long enough to do so, which is sad as I lost some very nice family photos taken on the camera :/

I am posting this as part warning, part question as does anyone know why this happened?

Thanks,
Jono.