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2010-11-04
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yeah it does.
Three major heat sources, charging, wifi and the cpu.
Add all three together and it does turn into a hand warmer.
Doesn't seem to cause any problems mind you.
Three major heat sources, charging, wifi and the cpu.
Add all three together and it does turn into a hand warmer.
Doesn't seem to cause any problems mind you.
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2010-11-04
, 10:18
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Joined on Sep 2010
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yeah . . . thanks! its just kinda weird that this is my 1st phone that heats up with an ion battery. . .
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2010-11-04
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try doing a video call longer than 10 mins. my device got so hot it switched itself off. i had to let it cool down before turning it back in. this bad boy needs an internal cooling system.
happened to my yesterday and also when i charged it, it also warms up. . . any suggestions? ty in advance. . .