Is T-Mobile going to send new batteries to G1 owners?
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This article contains unofficial information.
The first Android phone has been known to have a shorter battery lifespan than some of the newer smartphones on the market. Speculation has arisen that T-Mobile USA will try to get the phone to break its filthy A/C addiction by mailing a new battery and cover to those who have purchased the G1 over the last few months. The replacement battery is rumored to be 1400 mAh which would be a 20% improvement over the original one.
If you own the phone and are charged up about increasing the battery life of your device, remember this is all just speculation for now.
source: GAB via BGR
If you own the phone and are charged up about increasing the battery life of your device, remember this is all just speculation for now.
source: GAB via BGR
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2 Comments
1. The Godfather (unregistered) posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:42 0 0
thats cool if they are taking responsibilty of their error and faulty product. HTC has been a good company to deal with , and I can see this being true. Kudos.
2. Slayor721 posted on 27 Dec 2008, 12:08 0 0
Thank u HTC! I really hate the battery life of my G1. it dies too quickly.
