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Bonovox
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Does anyone know this? With the current weather being so cold whats the safest temperature a phone can operate in? So far my c902 seems ok during this freezing weather but whenever i bring it back indoors its full of condensation which sometimes i worry may get inside. Though its a different story if your name is mriley and you actually drop it in the snow 
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tranced
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They may vary for each brand. If you're worried about it get a C702 
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Bonovox
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Now thats a point  i did see a You Tube video once how Nokia test all their phones in all conditions
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Bonovox
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No one is really bothered I should have not started such a thread 
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mriley
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somebody else will have it now, i think i need help from you trying to win a new mobile 
i will write to the magazines 
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Bonovox
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Well yes keep trying the competitions & try getting a Star Letter in What Mobile like I did winning the  w595  Now they offer a Samsung Tocco Lite if you get Star Letter. Your w580i is at rest he died from hypathermia(not sure how that is spelt )
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mriley
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when can you enter? do i enter at the start of the month or the end? or does it not matter?
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boy.in.PINK
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@Bonovox hypothermia not hypathermia.. Anyways, the phone won't work on temperatures below freezing.. I guess..
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tranced
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In the booklets of each phones we can see the temperature they can support.
Today is saturday and during weekends people tend to be offline.
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Bonovox
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Lol i put hypothermia aswell but changed it
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Raiderski
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K800: 9 hours at -16°C holded in the hand (glove) and often loosely hanging
- SIM card became unactive (had to be take out and slightly heated)
- camera button didn't worked well
- battery didn't survived whole day (from 100% to 0% in 10 hours) but the phone was used as the camera (~190 shots)
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boy.in.PINK
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@Raiderski nice discovery.. Just one question, is it forbidden to use mobile phones while it's snowing or there's a blizzard?!
@tranced agree and agree mate
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Bonovox
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How can it be forbidden? Its not a crime 
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ceaser2008
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Yeah you can keep your phone when you are scuba diving. Who stops you?
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mriley
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On 2010-01-10 12:40:03, ceaser2008 wrote:
Yeah you can keep your phone when you are scuba diving. Who stops you?
Yourself because you know your phone will die 
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