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Battery gets really hot?

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ffeingol

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I'm coming from a berry, so I'm not sure if this is normal for a droid/HTC. I have a battery widget installed that gives me the percent of charge a the temp. Right now I'm charging and the temp has gone up to 109F. Last night while I was not even using it (just picked it up and it was warm) it was 104F. Is that normal? I'm guessing not as my unit is not holding a charge well. TIA
 
I'm coming from a berry, so I'm not sure if this is normal for a droid/HTC. I have a battery widget installed that gives me the percent of charge a the temp. Right now I'm charging and the temp has gone up to 109F. Last night while I was not even using it (just picked it up and it was warm) it was 104F. Is that normal? I'm guessing not as my unit is not holding a charge well. TIA


Not normal at all. Even with heavy use my Incredible just gets a tad warm. When not using it - cool .. cold actually.
 
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Ok, well it's back on the charger again (I'm having the battery issue like many others) and it's 112.8F. I have the VZW silicone case on and as much as I want to protect the phone I may take it off to let the heat disapate a bit better. I can't say that it's actually 'hot' but at 112 it's a bit warm (considering most peoples hot water is 120F). I'm really just worried that it will literally cook itself.
 
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@5thElement, I have not had a HTC device in about 4 years (I've had a berry for the last couple of years). I was simply asking if this was the normal behavior for this kind of device. I would normally keep my berry (and now my DI) in my front pocket. I never noticed the berry getting warm and I definitely notice the DI.
 
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