Wow, that's a pretty severe bug with the phone handling. --- Michael
..... Original Message ....... On Wed, 19 Dec 2007 08:34:39 -0700 (MST) "Karen Huntington" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >Here's something I kept from one of the message boards (sorry, can't remember which, or the author) that might apply. > ><standby battery drain rate is normally <0.5% per hour. > >If I receive (answer) a call, and allow the caller to hang up, doing nothing at my end, my standby battery drain rate increases to 2-3% per hour >and stays that way, which obviously makes a big difference over a day. This happened 6/7 times that I tested it over the last few days. > >In contrast, if I receive a call, and I hang up at my end, this has no negative impact on my standby drain rate. This was tested at least 5 times. > >This problem can be corrected simply by receiving another call. (I did it by calling my TREO from my landline, letting it ring at least once, and hanging >up, not even touching the TREO). This worked every time, restoring the standby drain rate to <0.5% per hour. Presumably (I havent tested it) the other >way to correct the problem is with a soft reset. I have a tightfitting seidio case and it is a hassle to soft reset now.> > > >Alli wrote .. >> That part is still remaining a mystery, although I suspect it has >> something to do with having received/made phone calls only alternate nights. >> > > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > >Yahoo! Groups Links > > >
