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Try using BT PAN (personal area network) to connect. It's really easy to set up, and usually lets you choose a personalized 4 pin code for security. The BT chip will (typically) not heat the phone up as much because it draws a LOT less power from the battery. When lithium-ion batterys get hot, they tend to stop charging....or slow down significantly with charging. This can cause your phone to be outputting more energy than it can take it. It won't happen at first, but as your battery goes through more recharge cycles, it will start becoming an issue. If you could do me a favor and try out BT PAN tethering and let me know if it is significantly cooler or not I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks country!
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haha, i always read it as "country"....to funny. I really havent found a reason to root yet other than the tethering. I like the idea of theming my phone, but I havent learned enough about these phones yet to feel comfortable editing system files. I know the windows os, but android is still rather new to me.
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No dice on Bluetooth tethering with ubuntu, and I didn't get to try Windows Vista, but I know the Hero didn't have the ability to do much with bluetooth out of the box, I don't know if that has been fixed. Last night my phone didn't even get hot tethering, I have no idea what was going on, usually it is 120 degrees haha. |
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Hey, I "back out" of apps, but when I hold the home key, they still show up in the background. Is backing out really any different than just hitting the home key?
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