There's another possibility. My problems started about a week ago. But
if it's the radio, the carrier may not be the problem. I'm with The New
AT&T, but my phone is an unbranded, unlocked gray one from Palm.
Jeffrey Kaplan wrote:
> Hello, john.messeder.
>
> On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 22:39:19 -0400 you said:
>
>
>> Ditto here, on an unlocked 680 with the Seidio 2400 battery. I've no
>> idea what I may have done to cause it, since my software list and usages
>> has, I think, been pretty stable.
>>
>
> It is the radio after all. I just tried a test. Fully charged,
> cellular radio on. Remove from charger and just let it sit.
> Immediately the charge dropped to 97% and a couple hours later, it was
> in the mid/high 80s.
>
> Place it back on the charger and turn off the phone radio. When it was
> fully charged again, I removed it from the charger and let it sit. It
> again immediately dropped to 97%, but a couple hours later, it's still
> at 97%.
>
> For the record, IR is always off for me, and BT was also off.
>
> So, next question:
>
> Those of us with a battery issue, what cellular provider are you using,
> and when did the problem start? I'm with "The new AT&T", and this
> started a bit over a week ago.
>
>
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