fopolopoguis
Newbie
As my time with this phone goes on, the clock is getting progressively faster. I'm now 11 minutes ahead...
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Help ...is your clock speeding up?
- Thread starter fopolopoguis
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- htc evo v 4g
Do you have data consistently off? Clock should be regularly sync'd to server time.
that's not true. you only need to connect to the network. it has nothing to do with data.
OverByter
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You still have to set it to use the network time.
all phones are setup by default to automatically get the time from the network... unless you mess with it. the battery in his phone might be bad.... the battery on the motherboard.
SuperAfnan
Android Expert
You may want to calibrate the battery with battery calibration if it's gone nuts. 
LoL you are joking correct?You may want to calibrate the battery with battery calibration if it's gone nuts.
Not sure if you're joking, but phones don't have batteries on their motherboards.
Here is the teardown for our identical twin the evo 3d, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1151638
No battery.
I'm going with network time not set to update.
well... I don't see one but my Motorola atrix 2 and Motorola triumph both have one. so maybe its just a Motorola thing and the battery is for something else.
OverByter
Resident Slide Rule Guru
There has to be something providing temporary power when you remove the battery, otherwise your settings go out the window. In the past most cmos and nvram used batteries but the failure rate was problematic. Now that most devices use so little power in standby they can get by with a small storage capacitor to accomplish this much more reliably.