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if you mean the lockout during out call where you are asked to press 1 or # etc' key - i had this problem but it was solved once i have changed "use touch feedback" (hope this is correct translation from hebrew menu...) to set it on and reboot.

I only just started removing the phone from the case and putting it on the desk (to get over the camera button problem), and now it drops to 50 to 60% pretty quick (battery widget, but the bar in the status bar looks like 90%), but then stays there for ageeeeeeeeeeeesssssss. Its been on 58% all day.
That's why I've installed a BatWidg..but BatWidg is not precise also so you r hoping for longest run.. 

Has anyone found a UK supplier of spare batteries?
Also is any "micro usb" cable suitable for the i7500 - I want one to leave at work and home. Or, failing that, a source for spare chargers?


I have had no luck locating spare batteries. I asked Seidio, and they said they had no plans to bring a high-capacity version to market for the Galaxy.
On the bright side -- yes, any standard micro USB cable will do, both for data and for charging. Finally something the industry, as a whole, is getting right.![]()
That is not the cable's fault -- more likely, it must be a 'dumb' charger. USB devices per default get 100mA from the host, but can request to get the full 500mA. When you plug your phone into a pc, it should be able to negotiate for that, but some (esp. car) chargers don't 'listen' to the USB. So if your phone consumes ~100mA at idle, there's your reason.I bought a Motorola usb car charger and it only charged phone when it was powered off. When phone was on it would not charge only basically stop from depleting.
That is not the cable's fault -- more likely, it must be a 'dumb' charger. USB devices per default get 100mA from the host, but can request to get the full 500mA. When you plug your phone into a pc, it should be able to negotiate for that, but some (esp. car) chargers don't 'listen' to the USB. So if your phone consumes ~100mA at idle, there's your reason.
as there are no samsung galaxy car chargers out yet, what do you recommend?
Rastaman-FB - although yours works can you confirm if i get an aussie one it will work to? as i doubt they will be same brand cause no point me buying from UK
i had one of those wall usb ones and it did the same thing, run but not charge (though it was an older one)
kam187 - what would you think would be better? a nokia one? ...?
or... i should just play with them until i find one that works maybe
Thanks
RellikZephyr
The phone comes with a usb lead, so simply get a Car USB charger gadget (ebay -> "car usb charger", about