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Re: HTC Overheating Defect > HTCs ANSWER last post
too hot to touch, my a**, first if it was so hot it was lterally burning you, itd be over 160 degress, your battery(which you claim is whats hot) would incinerate or explode at those temps... again, its the radios causing the heat, change em up, some do reduce it...

i dont know why people buy such high end phones and either activate it on a carrier that doesnt offer insurance, or dont buy the insurance at all.... its your own fault if you get stuck with high costs for repairs then
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