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QuickShare
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"I put it on the kitchen sink in order to try to open it"... i wonder if there's no table at all in her house.. why kitchen sink? AFAIK kitchen sink normally connected to water pipe.. so there should be some water drops on the sink though.. tricky.. really tricky.. 
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Tehy03
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It's like Nokia 
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shaliron
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I surely hop that this is a one off 
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AK
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hey there quickshare, u are aware that cell phones can work even if it rains? I doubt she put her phone down in a pool of water, if what u suggest is all it taks to blow up a phone then mine should have been in a 1000 pieces a long time ago.
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eskay
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This is a nice story but it does not make any sense.
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Tervel
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@brix25 - Exactly what I was thinking LOL!
The whole thing sounds fishy to me. Just like the MacBookPro with the mag-safe power adapter that burned down - just doesn't make sense. I'm sort of curious thought - why would you charge the phone before putting the SIM card in it? First thing I do when I get a phone is to put my SIM card and make a few phone calls!
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max_wedge
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On 2006-07-30 03:08:31, QuickShare™ wrote:
"I put it on the kitchen sink in order to try to open it"... i wonder if there's no table at all in her house.. why kitchen sink? AFAIK kitchen sink normally connected to water pipe.. so there should be some water drops on the sink though.. tricky.. really tricky..
[ This Message was edited by: QuickShare™ on 2006-07-30 02:09 ]
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Possibly the heat difference between the battery (faulty and hot from charging - lithium batteries don't get hot while charging normally) and the cold metal sink may have caused a reaction that set of the discharge? Or just a plain old short circuit - perhaps some crap caught inside the battery cover caused a short when the phone was placed on the sink - couple of seconds later - pffft!
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On 2006-07-29 14:56:54, axilom wrote:
Dangit. I usually just leave mine charging overnight. Looks like I'm gonna have to make some lifestyle changes..
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I never charge my fone overnight . . . just to be sure here 
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xan K
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very interesting story, but I don't believe it! it really looks fishy to me! why the kitchen sink? why the sim card? I've hear of old conventional batteries blowing up, but I've never heard about lithium... all look very fishy to me.
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