On Mon, 2 Jul 2007, Dan Lund wrote:

> So basically its unuseable in phoenix?
>
>
> On 7/2/07, Tuna <tuna@supertunaman.com> wrote:
>> I have heard that the battery dies at any temperature over 95 degrees...
>>

Not sure what happened to my last reply, but oh well.    Anyway, I'm not 
sure where this little tidbit came from, but the only thing I could find 
online was a reference to operating temps of the iPhone with 95 being at 
the upper end.  This makes sense, though.  You dont really want the 
*phone* to reach 95 degrees.  Basically, dont leave it outside on the 
sidewalk, or on the dash of your car during the day and you'll be fine.

I can assure you that it works just fine outside, with temps over 110. 
And it is a pretty damn sweet device.  Much better than the:

- bb pearl I had
- blackjack I had
- nokia 6682 I had
- the other 2 nokias I had (all smart phones)
- 4th gen iPod it replaced

btw, I heard a rumor that the human body doesn't work above temps of 110 
or so.   Phoenix residents must be SOL, no?  :)

David

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