Evo got an update to help battery, will this phone?

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  1. Aluminum21

    Aluminum21 Member

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    Htc put out an update to help the battery life, which sucks for this phone, will this phone get an update?
     
    #1 Aluminum21, Jun 29, 2010
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    I updated mine to the 2150 MAh battery. Helped tremendously. LOL.

    But, it will still be cool if they figure out a way to consume less power I suppose.

    Couldnt hurt.
     
    #2 hydro556, Jun 29, 2010
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    I don't think it's the top priority at HTC right now so I wouldn't hold my breath.
     
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    I did get the 1750 sedio battery, it's helped but if an update can things then it should be done

    It's crap that the evo already has an update
     
    #4 Aluminum21, Jun 29, 2010
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    Yes, it is. But, the update is bricking a ton of Evos...soooo, maybe not so good.

    JC
     
    #5 mrchambo, Jun 29, 2010
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    Say what??!! I hadn't read that. Please tell us more...
     
    #6 rosariorose9, Jun 29, 2010
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    What zerosouls said...

    JC
     
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    There are ways around this battery thing on the INC. Management, extra batteries, I mean please this phone does so many things at the same time if you don't pay attention to what's going on, sure you're going to get poor battery life. I think most of the "negative" posts are from people who have a smartphone for the first time. It takes some time to get used to all the different settings and options available. Apple besides being controls freaks re: user experience, puts those restrictions on the iphone for a reason, "battery" life. This open platform on "Android" needs more attention to detail than your average iphone user.
     
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    Well, maybe some are finding battery life a challenge but I find that it's not that terrible for the type of use that I'm doing. Battery management is just a part of having this phone. I don't think everyone who's had batt issues has tried all the energy saving tips out there, that's all I'm saying...
     
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    You're probably right. My point, however is I hate that I have to sacrifice features (by turning off stuff or reducing its use) when a device from a different manufacturer (Moto Droid) performs far superior under the same strenuous conditions.
     
    #12 mcapehart, Jun 30, 2010
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