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Old 02-05-2009, 03:09 PM
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Re: Using phone drains battery faster than it can charge

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Originally Posted by z28marols1 View Post
it all depends on how much current is being used at the time. typicall, when more current is being used, more heat will be generated. as far as your tethering and gps usage, depending on signal strength and how intense the data usage is will determine how much current is used and whether or not the charger can compensate.

all that said, what i'm wondering is, i understand the touch pro is very powerful in terms of processing power. but what the hell makes the radio use so much more juice?? i dont get any better signal than my old phones...
better signal...sh1t i get worse than most
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