I've had this phone for about 2 years i think (is there a way to tell the exact days?). It was working fine until about a couple of weeks ago. It starts to randomly turned off by itself. I would call somebody or pick up a call and using text message and it would just turn off by itself. But when ac adapter is plugged in, no problem at all. Not sure if it's the battery or something else.
Phone randomly turned off
- Thread starter zackwz
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according to my personal experience it is because ur battery is not holding charge any more... it happens with most of the batteries..i had same problem. my battery would require 5 to 6 hours to charge and it would b empty with in 1 hour..it was in the beggining later my battery would not even open my phone without connecting it to AC adaptor.. So you can now buy a new battery.. increase the life of ur battery by doing following things:
* when u buy ur battery charge it to at least 8 to 10 hours
*do not use ur device when it is charging.
*do not use Internet sharing with ur new battery.
*do use ur old battery if u r sycn ur device with PC for long period of time.
* Use Omap clock to reduce the overclocking.. it provides bit long battery life..
hope this helps...
search for "extended battery for htc s620" or "batteries for htc s620" on amazon.com or ebay.com...
Thanks. there are batteries for $2+$3 shipping or $9+fs. Hmm, decisions... Should i trust these?
Why don't you measure the capacity of your batteries? It is easy - lookup the thread in my signature.
For the Excalibur the battery drain with full lit display (all radio parts off - keyboard lights off) is 98mA. So roughly 10 hours will it last until the battery is flat. I had measured 2 different batteries in my device and their data has produced the attached chart in Excel.
For the Excalibur the battery drain with full lit display (all radio parts off - keyboard lights off) is 98mA. So roughly 10 hours will it last until the battery is flat. I had measured 2 different batteries in my device and their data has produced the attached chart in Excel.
