10/02/2009, 11:26 AM
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I was using Google Maps this morning for an hour or so (probably irrelevant) and then turned off my Pre to conserve the battery, which was still at about 50%. Ten seconds later I realize that I need to make a call and so I try to turn my phone back on again and...nothing. The power switch didn't work, and neither did pulling out the keyboard. It was completely dead. Fortunately I happened to have the USB cable on me so I plugged it in to an outlet and got the bootup screen. A minute later everything was back to normal and my battery meter was still at 49%, right where I'd left it.
Meh. Anyone else had something similar happen to them? I'm thinking it may be time to get the phone replaced as defective. |
10/02/2009, 11:35 AM
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It sounds like it turned completely off for some reason. That's pretty weird. Could this have been the dreaded shuts-off-when-you-close-the-keyboard issue?
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10/02/2009, 01:09 PM
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Sounds like the keyboard thing I know you said you weren't using it.
I'd clean the contact points on the battery and phone. Use a pencil eraser on them I did this as I was having frequent shutoffs and this solved my issue. |
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