Note gets really REALLY hot!

billinaz

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When using a video recording app (daily roads voyager) the back of the phone gets really, really hot. Ultimately the phone turns itself off because it gets so hot.

It cools down and starts working normally. I even tried running the phone with the back off.

Anyone have any ideas on how to stop this from happening?
 

mmw68666

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when using a video recording app (daily roads voyager) the back of the phone gets really, really hot. Ultimately the phone turns itself off because it gets so hot.

It cools down and starts working normally. I even tried running the phone with the back off.

Anyone have any ideas on how to stop this from happening?

mine was doing the same thing i called verizon and they sent me out a replacement im not having that problem anymore as of yet.
 

mrlaigle

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When using a video recording app (daily roads voyager) the back of the phone gets really, really hot. Ultimately the phone turns itself off because it gets so hot.

It cools down and starts working normally. I even tried running the phone with the back off.

Anyone have any ideas on how to stop this from happening?
Are you saying to a memory card or internal? One of my units was getting crazy hot with an sd card in due to media scanning. But fine with it out.

Try saving to internal if so.

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MBRedline

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ive noticed that this phone gets much hotter with just normal use like playing games then what my razr maxx did, I wasnt sure at first if that was normal, but it seems to be running fine. Ive never let mine get hot enough to actually turn itself off before though
 

KruseLudsMobile

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My phone sometimes gets as hot as hell too. However I am using an external bluetooth keyboard and mouse, while playing music and also running wifi while keeping contacts in one window next to my email program in another window. I would expect it to get somewhat hot during that kind of situation but even when doing that it only gets hot sometimes however. I took off the back to check the warmth of my 64GB micro sdxc card, but that is not at all the source of the heat (even though that's where all my songs are stored). Other times I have been away from home with the phone in my empty pocket and it gets quite warm (and that is with WiFi and bluetooth both off). It has not gotten so hot that it would turn off, but it has gotten hot enough so it hurts to hold my finger in one place on the screen (just above center it seems hottest). My phone is not at all rooted or hacked (the last year or so I have noticed they are all fast enough not to need that fine tweaking). What is the best tool to determine what process is using most of the CPU cycles (not time, but % of cycles)?

Sent from my Galaxy Note III; Previous owner/hacker of Galaxy S III, Galaxy Nexus, Droid X, HTC HD2, HTC Touch Pro 2, HTC Tilt, HTC 8525, O2 XDA II, O2 XDA.
 
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