...it melted the neoprene case and shut the phone off
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...it melted the neoprene case and shut the phone off
and whats the lesson we learned from this?
dont leave expensive electronics in a hot car.
shouldnt leave a phone in your car anyway... far too easy for a thief to break a windown and lean in to grab it.
Hopefully you have insurance for your phone, if not then it's an expensive lesson learned.Quote:
Originally Posted by er111a
ROOTED:Droid1Rzrecovery2.0.3
ROM: Simply Stunning v5.4
KERNAL: ChevyNo1 lv1.0
THEME: GoLauncher ex, Glow
is the battery swollen?
haha I think you misunderstood the phone still works perfectly fine :) and too the question below it does not appear to have. Let me be a little clearer the phone was really hot and was still operating when I got to it, but it quickly shutoff seconds after this, the case was all slimy so I took it off and wiped the slim/gressyness off. The phone turned on after about 10 minutes in the cold and is now working just fine, I washed the neoprene case and it is in good shape as well, so no harm done :)Quote:
Originally Posted by bullswife98Hopefully you have insurance for your phone, if not then it's an expensive lesson learned.Quote:
Originally Posted by er111a
ROOTED:Droid1Rzrecovery2.0.3
ROM: Simply Stunning v5.4
KERNAL: ChevyNo1 lv1.0
THEME: GoLauncher ex, Glow
I did this once by accident phone temp read 145 and I got a critical temp notification. When it got down to 120 it said that is a safe operating temp.
so these phones have a temp range where it will shut itself off like a computer? Nice.