Could be the processor spending more time rendering and the screen being up for longer (waiting for the slow page to load) that kills the battery. I know setting my phone to check email every hour hasn't really affected the battery life.

Well, every hour is nothing like 5 minutes...

Hah, yes... I've been tempted to pickup an iPod Touch so I can burn the battery on movies / music all day

Well I just got back from the Apple store. My iPhone was crashing even after I did a couple of restores on it.

I walked in, told the Mac Genius my problem and he handed me a new iPhone in 5 minutes. That's the way to treat a customer It's all shiny again, I miss my scratches..

now thats a easy way to "fix" the problem. dont need to be much of genious to do it that way

btw, what about any data you had on it? or do they take for granted that their customers sync with the itunes mothership each day?

And i thought this thread died for good already...

No it won't... it just keep morphing into any other subject, other than the title...

It will devour the internet at the end if it goes like that

You mean over here?

Naa, right before that