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Temperature

Actually how hot can the phone sustain without damaging it? Cuz I plan to put my phone inside my car during my sch lesson ( where my sch inhibit students bringing phone during lesson or else will get confiscated ) , but the hot weather make me worry bout hw hot the phone will able to be sustained without creating any damages on it? Thanks..
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Bert2662 said:
Actually how hot can the phone sustain without damaging it? Cuz I plan to put my phone inside my car during my sch lesson ( where my sch inhibit students bringing phone during lesson or else will get confiscated ) , but the hot weather make me worry bout hw hot the phone will able to be sustained without creating any damages on it? Thanks..
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hello!
its a strange question because it hasn´t measure for it logically
i think that its better put it in the poket LOL

Hi Bert2662
I've been asking myself this question before. As the country I am living in, Malaysia, is hot and humid kinda whether. Constantly it will make my battery temperature on an average of 32'C.
I guess it should not exceed 35'C, as it is considered quite hot already. I am using a casing for my Desire HD, and even with that, I can feel that my hands became pretty hot.
Based on my own feeling(no empirical evidence. Lol.), that it should not exceed 35'C as it can damage your battery first, then hardware.

superstick1 said:
Hi Bert2662
I've been asking myself this question before. As the country I am living in, Malaysia, is hot and humid kinda whether. Constantly it will make my battery temperature on an average of 32'C.
I guess it should not exceed 35'C, as it is considered quite hot already. I am using a casing for my Desire HD, and even with that, I can feel that my hands became pretty hot.
Based on my own feeling(no empirical evidence. Lol.), that it should not exceed 35'C as it can damage your battery first, then hardware.
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HAHAHAAaaa...i have a cover too and mine's 40'C, im in Sudan. Its mad HOT over here!!!, but its been with me for over a month now and its normally around 35'C-40'C. Im scared that some day it might just damage the phone, but so far, ^THANK GOD^ so good!

superstick1 said:
Hi Bert2662
I've been asking myself this question before. As the country I am living in, Malaysia, is hot and humid kinda whether. Constantly it will make my battery temperature on an average of 32'C.
I guess it should not exceed 35'C, as it is considered quite hot already. I am using a casing for my Desire HD, and even with that, I can feel that my hands became pretty hot.
Based on my own feeling(no empirical evidence. Lol.), that it should not exceed 35'C as it can damage your battery first, then hardware.
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Hei, I'm also from I'm from Penang! I also have my phone with a cover. But I think the temperature in the car rili nt suits it.. Lol..

lol..i'm from selangor!! Anyway, i read some where saying that max battery temperature should not more than 40C, it will reduce battery life or damage it later. As for CPU, and electronic item, max temperature should not exceed 50C.
Edit: When I use my phone for browse especially, temprature getting increase very fast. Especially when you outside during hot wheater. Just in 1 to 2 minute, battery temperature already reach up to 40 ~ 42C!!

Hi Malaysians! Oh, i live in Selangor too.
Yea.. I reached once at approx 40'C and that time i do not feel secure anymore. (again, based on feelings. Lol.) From that day onwards whenever I have the chance to cooldown my phone i will just leave the phone on the table to have some air-con. Of course not for places like mamak, but places like in offices. Lol.

Lol!! The hot weather make me feel no longer think bout to put my phone inside d car. Unless I cn park inside d sch cuz currently I park my car outside d sch. By the way, it's good to separate the battery frm the phone if I rili need to put d phone inside d car
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Remove the battery? Perhaps you bring along the battery with you wherever you go and leave the phone inside the car. Lol.
By the way, if you really want to do that, make sure you do take the battery with you. I notice many people has lost their valuables is because they left something in their cars. Well not much about the battery, but i heard that they have sensors to detect batteries or something metal for such as laptops and handphones. The Desire HD is also made up of aluminium. So.. Lol. You decide.
Again, this is what i heard only. How true is it will depends on how you look at it.

I'd just take it with me to class, turn it off and hide it (in a bag or something).
Problem solved
One a side note, I don't believe that schools have the legal right to confiscate your property, but it might get you into all kinds of other trouble.

Hi frosty_ice
Yea.. school do not have the legal right. But they will still confiscate your phone. I guess it applies to most schools around the globe. Probably private schools have more flexibility. Well you can bring your phone, but you have to give the teacher to hold them for you. Ish.

you dont have to lay your phone onto the table ^^

So long One V!

So I went to get my one v replaced and apparently the HTC guys had like 4 more units with defections! HTC themselves said that many pieces were defected and such problems wouldn't be solved till another 2 months or so and they suggested me to get a new device. So here I am with a sensation xe after replacing 2 one v devices! Regardless, I'd still say one v was an awesome lil guy and I'd still recommened..
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what was wrong with your one v?

I'm also curious to know the issue. My girlfriend loves her V. Hasn't had any trouble with it.
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Sometimes HTC has that happen, I had 3 defective wildfire s when it first came out, so its probaly just a bug, give it a month or two and the phones will be fine
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HTC themselves said that many pieces were defected and such problems wouldn't be solved till another 2 months or so and they suggested me to get a new device.
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This sounds unlikely to me. If this were true I think it would be all over the internet.
BTW, I've seen nothing wrong with my unit. I'm really enjoying it.

well guys, just cuz it happens to me doesn't mean you all are unlucky
there were no issues with the performance, but bugs with the physical aspects of the phone. Like leakage of light from micro usb, from under the screen beneath the capacitive buttons and also bands of light on the display. Like I said, I replaced the phone 2 times already and the second unit turned out to be even more defected, and it's nearly impossible for me to go get a newer unit every time so yeah
I'm happy with the decision though! loving my XE!
One V is still awesome! THAT PHONE HAS MY RESPECT! \\m//

and yeah another thing was the grip. it would lose signal when held in certain positions! one minute it loses signal, the next minute i keep it on a table by it's own, full strength.

defective ?
i had htc desire and it always reboot whenever it gets overheat. I sent it to service it took 4 months already and i dont know what happens with it .

Just received by HTC One V
It is also defective.
- The screen has a yellow line on the top and the bottom
- The touch screen is not working in certain places.
This sucks. I know atleast one other person with the same problem.

ShAaShAy said:
Like leakage of light from micro usb, from under the screen beneath the capacitive buttons
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Now that you mention this, I see it on my phone too, but it's so hard to notice that don't see why this is a big deal.
ShAaShAy said:
and also bands of light on the display.
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I'm not getting this at all.
ShAaShAy said:
and yeah another thing was the grip. it would lose signal when held in certain positions! one minute it loses signal, the next minute i keep it on a table by it's own, full strength.
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This is not a defect per se but a design decision. I don't notice it when talking but I do on the edge of wifi range. Not seemingly worse than my tablet or laptop.
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well guys, just cuz it happens to me doesn't mean you all are unlucky
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Or perhaps not as picky given that this is a budget device. I'm quite pleased with it for what I paid. My only complaint is no CWM Recovery yet.
BTW, where I live, the Sensation XP costs $100 more that the One V. My expectations would certainly be higher with that phone.

My device heats a lot during charging. Is that big issue???
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i'm not able to really quite explain what i meant by bands of light. you must have checked out the other thread about the yellow spots right? yeah quite similar to those.
i wouldn't say picky, but when htc themselves admit to their customers that they screwed up with some stuff, i'd rather go get something more solid and stable. that's just me though

Heat isn't good for it, but it's common for lith ion batteries to get hot when charging. My Galaxy Tab 8.9 gets pretty hot too. Haven't checked the One V yet.

bahubali67 said:
My device heats a lot during charging. Is that big issue???
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well i had a bit of heating as well, but not a lot. probably cuz of the body that it would conduct a bit of heat, i guess it's not a big issue unless yours is pretty much sizzling xD

ShAaShAy said:
i'm not able to really quite explain what i meant by bands of light. you must have checked out the other thread about the yellow spots right? yeah quite similar to those.
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That to me is the only realistic problem, which my phone doesn't have at all.
The light leak is really no big deal. Neither is the signal strength issue. Side-by-side with my Wildfire S the One V always has equal or better signal and I've never dropped a call with the Wildfire here in Cambodia or Thailand. Where you dropping calls?

My earlier unit didn't have it at all but this one did. And the light leak is intensr, u can see it very very clearly, coming from sort of under the screen, even in normal view. I'd post a to show what I really mean but don't have it anymore now..
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ShAaShAy said:
and yeah another thing was the grip. it would lose signal when held in certain positions! one minute it loses signal, the next minute i keep it on a table by it's own, full strength.
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gsmarena.com posted their review a couple days ago and had quite the opposite experience:
Connectivity suffers no death grip
We tested the phone for death-grip and we didn't find any problems - Wi-Fi signal drops if you completely cover the top plastic panel on the back, but the reception still remains quite strong. Cell signal didn't budge.
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I don't notice this either, and as I said before, it's signal reception is better than my Wildfire S so I'm quite happy. The WFS has never dropped a call and I doubt my One V will either.

yeah well like i said, maybe it's just my tough luck, right? hey, don't get me wrong with the issues, i absolutely love the One V!

Hello can someone please help me... Whenever I am calling or disconnecting the phone ... The phone starts blinking with a red background also there are some yellow spots on the screen... Can I get it replaced??
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bharat.utd said:
Hello can someone please help me... Whenever I am calling or disconnecting the phone ... The phone starts blinking with a red background also there are some yellow spots on the screen... Can I get it replaced??
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Get a new one if its underwarranty
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Electrocute from One x. Anyone?

Hi everyone!
This isn't good. I don't know what caused it, but last night i held my phone and got electrocuted. The electricity was like that of strong static when its very dry and cold then you touch something thats mase of metal.
And just now, i left my phone charging. As soon as i grabbed it , i got electrocuted again. Then after holding it for a few seconds, it hit me again. This time it was the strongest because my wife even heard the electricity. The current felt like it came from the left side of the glass of the screen. The strongest i felt i think came from the dock terminal. I tried touching the terminals again but didnt happen anymore.
Im not sure if it because its too cold the room or if its because it was charging. But either way, i dont think a phone should do that.
Anyone else with this kind of situation?

admp said:
Hi everyone!
This isn't good. I don't know what caused it, but last night i held my phone and got electrocuted. The electricity was like that of strong static when its very dry and cold then you touch something thats mase of metal.
And just now, i left my phone charging. As soon as i grabbed it , i got electrocuted again. Then after holding it for a few seconds, it hit me again. This time it was the strongest because my wife even heard the electricity. The current felt like it came from the left side of the glass of the screen. The strongest i felt i think came from the dock terminal. I tried touching the terminals again but didnt happen anymore.
Im not sure if it because its too cold the room or if its because it was charging. But either way, i dont think a phone should do that.
Anyone else with this kind of situation?
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Sorry I had to have a little chuckle when I saw your question title
I would suggest contacting HTC Support and requesting a replacement. If the replacement does the same thing then it could be your environment.

You must change quickly your phone. Maybe is the LiPo Battery.

Hard to believe that phone could generate enough voltage to actually feel it.
Also don't rub it.

I'll try to observe first. I always charge my phone when im in the office but never had this problem. I will try to use a different power outlet here in the room tomorrow and se if it'll happen again.
I won't be able to return the phone yo HTC any sooner because i'll be going to germany this saturday and i need my phone.
It just bugged me. The electricity was tolerable but a phone shouldnt do that.
My wife made fun of me because i shouted when i got electrocuted. Hahaha!

Presterin said:
Hard to believe that phone could generate enough voltage to actually feel it.
Also don't rub it.
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Hahaha! That made me laugh. It really wasnt electrocute. Its more static but a lot stronger.

If it's still on warranty best thing would be to change it

Is your phone S-on or S-off
(Naaa just kidding)

colin_404 said:
Is your phone S-on or S-off
(Naaa just kidding)
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S-On. S-Off
Shock-On Shock-Off?
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Kickasskev said:
S-On. S-Off
Shock-On Shock-Off?
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Hahaha now that made me laugh.
But I think you might want to get a replacement just to be safe. My office is also really cold and my phones never shocked me.
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Stuart.upton666 said:
Hahaha now that made me laugh.
But I think you might want to get a replacement just to be safe. My office is also really cold and my phones never shocked me.
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If I discovered my one x was s-off, it would shock me.

Presterin said:
Hard to believe that phone could generate enough voltage to actually feel it.
Also don't rub it.
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Not hard to believe at all. Capacitors increase the voltage in the circuit dramatically. They can make 80,000v out of a 9v battery. Think of how a Taser works.

Just return it and either get a replacement or a refund (depends on your reseller/operator/region/country)!

I knew it was a powerful phone but **** me!
Sent as my GF gets angry at me for playing with my HTC One X....again.

ozaghloul said:
Not hard to believe at all. Capacitors increase the voltage in the circuit dramatically. They can make 80,000v out of a 9v battery. Think of how a Taser works.
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Mhmmm. Taser! @OP if i were you i'd seriously just attach two cables to the side of the screen,two needles at the tip of the cable and install some type of firing mechanism and tase people. Hell, even if they end up taking you to court. They're probably going to say "he tased me with his phone" and the judge, along with everyone else in the court room will stand there just laughing their asses off.

Can this be true?

I was browsing Facebook earlier, and as usual half my timeline is full of crap!
When I noticed this, gave it a quick read and realised is was a mobile phone.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...0283542524409.388566.583749408&type=1&theater
Could a mobile phone really do this? I mean, I know its possible but their explanation of it being called whilst charging, could that really blow your phone up?

No. Just...no.
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This is how it could end up when you are using cheap charger made in China (with no offense to Chinese people) for £2. It is better to get genuine charger and don't take a risk. Btw, even with sh*tty charger, is it really possible that phone will blow up with THAT power?
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POLSKAAAAAA BIAAAALOOOO CZEEEERWONIIIII!!!!!!!!!
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gallardo5 said:
This is how it could end up when you are using cheap charger made in China (with no offense to Chinese people) for £2. It is better to get genuine charger and don't take a risk. Btw, even with sh*tty charger, is it really possible that phone will blow up with THAT power?
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POLSKAAAAAA BIAAAALOOOO CZEEEERWONIIIII!!!!!!!!!
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Thats what I was thinking, I don't think phones are powerful enough to be a bomb !

I don't know about this story but i read a similar one about a guy who died using a dual sim phone from china.He was using it while it was charging too.I guess it is possible

Wet hands perhaps? It might've been an i-device with those edges made of steel in addition with a cheapo charger with poor soldering and contacts...
Another similar event:
http://www.businessinsider.com/this...one-exploding-in-a-17-year-olds-pocket-2012-7
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Its crap ! Another dumb guy who put his stuff in the oven and made some great looking pictures ! This will not happen to a phone......if something is going wrong its in the main charger that's stuck in the outlet. It will melt because it gets too hot maybe. And then it should make electrical circuit fall out in the main power supply in the house.
If that doesn't happen it says more about the security in the electric fusebox of the house then the crappy charger

Mr Hofs said:
Its crap ! Another dumb guy who put his stuff in the oven and made some great looking pictures !
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He put his hands in the oven as well, huh
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He could have made those pictures of his hands anytime .... like when he had a stupid accident or pissed his wife off the other day ! LOL

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He could have made those pictures of his hands anytime .... like when he had a stupid accident or pissed his wife off the other day ! LOL
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LOL!
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Agreed bull****.
Firstly 5volts @ 1-2 amps is certainly not going to kill you.
Any respectable wall charger / home is going to have a 3amp fuse / circuit breaker to prevent this kind of thing.
To get that kind of damage you are not only going to need a voltage failure 240v (UK) to handset. But more likely an electricity grid neutral failure sending probably over 1000v to the phone. And if that was to happen i would be more worried about everything electronic in the house blowing up than answering a call
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And also to add to the story that it seems weird to me that he had a weak pulse then died later. A high current electric shock will stop your heart flat. Not slow it down
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Mr Hofs said:
He could have made those pictures of his hands anytime .... like when he had a stupid accident or pissed his wife off the other day ! LOL
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Why would he think of doing that tho?
"Oh, I'll put my stuff in the oven, and use that picture of my hand and pretend my phone blew up"?
That just doesn't make sense to me.
But I also agree that some serious stuff must have gone wrong for that to happen.

Hi Guys
Although very uncommon and unusal this kind of thing can happen with some mobile phones. Ive worked for the Health and Safety and you would be suprised how many of these types of accidents get reported. It doesnt have to be on charge for this to happen either it can happen during normal usage.

Wilks3y said:
Why would he think of doing that tho?
"Oh, I'll put my stuff in the oven, and use that picture of my hand and pretend my phone blew up"?
That just doesn't make sense to me.
But I also agree that some serious stuff must have gone wrong for that to happen.
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Well you would be surprised how many people do all sorts of stupid things to get attention these days !

Wilks3y said:
Why would he think of doing that tho?
"Oh, I'll put my stuff in the oven, and use that picture of my hand and pretend my phone blew up"?
That just doesn't make sense to me.
But I also agree that some serious stuff must have gone wrong for that to happen.
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You don't know how many f*ucking stupid people are on facebook now xD it's now more like pornbook or so ...not more facebook ...at the beginning where I made an account all people weren't so stupid but know...I think I will leave facebook and use instead Twitter and whatsapp/gtalk or so ....it does make more sense then using facebook...okay there are some girls who are looking really nice because of sweet face good body etc....but such girls I can find all over the web haha xD and this isn't possible...because so much voltage etc isn't coming out of the charger...that would be possible maybe with computer power(box) but not with phone charger xD
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Appsdroid said:
Hi Guys
Although very uncommon and unusal this kind of thing can happen with some mobile phones. Ive worked for the Health and Safety and you would be suprised how many of these types of accidents get reported. It doesnt have to be on charge for this to happen either it can happen during normal usage.
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By "these types" do you mean death by phone tazer or just exploded phone.
95% of exploded phone issues will be from catastrophic battery failure. Not electrocution by over current
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Perhaps if his parents didnt waste time taking pictures of his hands for facebook before taking him to hospital he would have survived lol load of rubbish.

Whatever,
and don't forget with an even cheaper charger let s say 50 cents you can even reproduce an atomic blast,
for the health and secure guy, i believe that a lot of person are having explosion like this, just one thing people
would tell everything to get money back from insurance or other establishment and sadly the more people
use the same story the more i begins to be true, like ghosts goblins or pink elephants. .......
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It a bull**** story , if the guy is dead who's hand is this ? Nigerian scam if you ask me

Never seen an exploding phone, but charger yes...
I cant say I have seen any exploding phones in "real life" but I have however seen a charger explode. I plugged it in, hooked up my phone, sat down across the room and then boom! It exploded, tripped all the power but thankfully didn't nuke my phone. I wouldn't say it's impossible, also I wouldn't really say it was the phone exploding, but I do think the battery may have some potential to cause some wicked damage...
Take a look here, not quite the same as the fb stuff but still worth a look?
http://www.geek.com/mobile/why-batteries-explode-1538916/

A bit of a problem...

Basically, someone gave me a very not so clever idea of microwaving my phone to charge it. Being the bright spark I am, I tried it and it worked! 10 secs = +20%. However it overheated my phone really badly, and now the touchscreen doesn't work on the top half of the screen, the home button doesn't work, there are some wifi problems, like very weak connection (where before it was very strong) and the backlight for the back button is very dim.
Now does anyone know of any fixes, or if HTC might repair it on warranty, (but I rooted the phone so I dunno )
All help is greatly appreciated

This is a joke, right?

SmallMan123 said:
Basically, someone gave me a very not so clever idea of microwaving my phone to charge it. Being the bright spark I am, I tried it and it worked! 10 secs = +20%. However it overheated my phone really badly, and now the touchscreen doesn't work on the top half of the screen, the home button doesn't work, there are some wifi problems, like very weak connection (where before it was very strong) and the backlight for the back button is very dim.
Now does anyone know of any fixes, or if HTC might repair it on warranty, (but I rooted the phone so I dunno )
All help is greatly appreciated
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Lol u put it in a microwave :what:
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LenAsh said:
This is a joke, right?
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LOL I wish
I dunno what came over me really, but no, this ain't a joke

sywats said:
Lol u put it in a microwave :what:
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In my defense, I did gain 20% more battery

Well, you're screwed. Completely.

LenAsh said:
Well, you're screwed. Completely.
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Serious? you think HTC could repair it?

SmallMan123 said:
In my defense, I did gain 20% more battery
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But broke your phone in the process
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SmallMan123 said:
Serious? you think HTC could repair it?
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No, it's scrap.

LenAsh said:
No, it's scrap.
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Aww, thanks anyways tho

I am speechless...
You microwaved the phone to charge it?
I...do not know how to respond to this one. I really don't.

Tigerlight said:
I am speechless...
You microwaved the phone to charge it?
I...do not know how to respond to this one. I really don't.
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It actually helps to recharge the battery, as it gives the electons in the battery more energy, then charging it from the wall or PC can give, and also allows the flow of electrons to be more smoother, causing less resistance and less overheating. What I didn't realise is that I need to put in just the battery not the whole phone (metal in the phone duh) and yeah, I'm stuffed.

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It actually helps to recharge the battery, as it gives the electons in the battery more energy, then charging it from the wall or PC can give, and also allows the flow of electrons to be more smoother, causing less resistance and less overheating. What I didn't realise is that I need to put in just the battery not the whole phone (metal in the phone duh) and yeah, I'm stuffed.
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It is a myth that originated from an APPARENT claim made by Apple saying not to do it, which has since become anecdotal evidence that you can and should.
It's nonsense.
Microwaves cause particles to vibrate but do not deliver electrical charge. Added to that the fact your battery contains a variable moisture content that is vaporized inside the sealed container causing either structural damage or full rupture. Plus the heat can and does destroy the protection circuitry built into the battery to prevent under/overcharge.
There is SOME research into using microwaves to produce lithium iron phosphate batteries, but doing it to a lithium cobalt oxide battery is EXTREMELY dangerous and will shorten it's life if not permanently damage it structurally.
It's another example of the power of Facebook to instantly convey the most ridiculous things to millions of people.

Tigerlight said:
It is a myth that originated from an APPARENT claim made by Apple saying not to do it, which has since become anecdotal evidence that you can and should.
It's nonsense.
Microwaves cause particles to vibrate but do not deliver electrical charge. Added to that the fact your battery contains a variable moisture content that is vaporized inside the sealed container causing either structural damage or full rupture.
There is SOME research into using microwaves to produce lithium iron phosphate batteries, but doing it to a lithium cobalt oxide battery is EXTREMELY dangerous and will shorten it's life if not permanently damage it structurally.
It's another example of the power of Facebook to instantly convey the most ridiculous things to millions of people.
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Shoot. Well HTC said they can't repair it for free and repair costs will exceed the cost of a new phone, so I'm stuffed.

SmallMan123 said:
Shoot. Well HTC said they can't repair it for free and repair costs will exceed the cost of a new phone, so I'm stuffed.
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It would be totally irreparable in any case. It would have to be a totally replaced phone. You've completely annihilated all metallic components, which is basically all of them.
Even if you had only put the battery in the microwave in any case, you'd have exploded it and destroyed both battery and microwave, or you'd be walking around with a bomb in your pocket.

Tigerlight said:
It would be totally irreparable in any case. It would have to be a totally replaced phone. You've completely annihilated all metallic components, which is basically all of them.
Even if you had only put the battery in the microwave in any case, you'd have exploded it and destroyed both battery and microwave, or you'd be walking around with a bomb in your pocket.
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Its still working tho, like most of the screen works and that, but might unroot and see

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Its still working tho, like most of the screen works and that, but might unroot and see
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You're lucky it survived. I personally wouldn't ever turn it on again...but...that's me.

Tigerlight said:
You're lucky it survived. I personally wouldn't ever turn it on again...but...that's me.
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See I only put it in for 10 secs, and it restarted by itself, thats the thing

This is like someone says you put your cat in the microwave.....couldn't stand it.....and then say :
Yeah well it wasn't written in the manual !

SmallMan123 said:
See I only put it in for 10 secs, and it restarted by itself, thats the thing
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It's not a thing. You've cooked it. It may partially function but you've damaged and destroyed the internals.
It's a gonner. Period.