rpretzel
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The mad rush for 24K now, huh?
Yep
Edit: Damn! Missed by one.
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The mad rush for 24K now, huh?
Getting close...who's catching 24k?
fixed.
But a "thank you" is much more pleasant than simply hitting a button, don't you think? Or at the very least they should sometimes go together.
But man, it was really HOT.
Yep
Edit: Damn! Missed by one.
That is just seriously disturbing, all the way around.
I don't recall AMOLED screens running that hot, and I've said how to expect reasonable coolness based on my dual core.
There were a lot of initial complaints on high heat when the SGS2 came out, people without the problem were starting flame wars on it (no pun intended, implied, or made).
Known top sources of heat in a cellphone, in no order: processor SoC, 4G radio SoC, and battery.
Good HOT or bad HOT???![]()
Hot. Really hot. Unpleasantly hot. Uncomfortably hot. I was shocked.
I don't see how they let this through. I couldn't understand why these two Razrs were hot, one was uncomfortably so, and the other was just hot. None of other phones in the stores were hot. Other phones' screens were on but none of them were hot, though. Strange.
Might indicate a software bug, i.e. CPU's not shutting off or something.
One thing it absolutely indicates is wasted energy which means less battery life... (not good)
I think this may be one that they don't ship early. They are marketing this 11/11 thing too big to have people getting them early.
Me? Doh!
That was one of the reasons I canceled my preorder. What's the point of having it ship on the 10th and having to chase down FedEx or UPS at some point in time when I can just stroll into the store early on my day off then anyway and get it likely earlier than the preorderers? The other reason I held off is that I wanted to see more in-depth reviews as well as hope that some sort of firm Nexus release date news appears before I grow old. As it is, a whole slew of phones with better specs than even the leaked HTC Edge should be coming in the next few months. If Nexus makes me wait too long, then I might have to *shudder* reconsider.
I also don't really believe this "web only" stuff. From Verizon's official press release last month:
"BASKING RIDGE, N.J.
I assuming they weren't sitting in the direct sunlight? I know is a silly question.
That is just seriously disturbing, all the way around.
I don't recall AMOLED screens running that hot, and I've said how to expect reasonable coolness based on my dual core.
There were a lot of initial complaints on high heat when the SGS2 came out, people without the problem were starting flame wars on it (no pun intended, implied, or made).
Known top sources of heat in a cellphone, in no order: processor SoC, 4G radio SoC, and battery.
Hot. Really hot. Unpleasantly hot. Uncomfortably hot. I was shocked.
I don't see how they let this through. I couldn't understand why these two Razrs were hot, one was uncomfortably so, and the other was just hot. None of other phones in the stores were hot. Other phones' screens were on but none of them were hot, though. Strange.
You are welcome. Who says attorneys are idiots?
Okay, well I've said it a few times, but I didn't mean you.
24K?!
fail.
Maybe with such a thin design, and a metal/kevlar casing, the phone is producing as much heat as any other phone, but it's got to come out somewhere?
The one that I handled wasn't as hot as you're describing. It wasn't like a stove top that left marks on my fingers. But yes, it was quite uncomfortable. I kept thinking that this phone isn't going to last very long.
well then, who DID you mean?!?!![]()
4430 being overclocked + thin phone = less distance between hot stuff and screen, Yeah I am not surprised.