HTC ThunderBolt Teardown: Main PCB with EMI shields

It is killing me beautiful screen, fast downloads, great pictures and videos, but I have to keep the phone plugged into power to get through the day. Verizon will tell you to shut features off to extend the battery life, such as....under mobile network settings turn off "always-on mobile data". Doing that will keep mail from being received, and keep apps that require a network connection from working. Now it is a phone and no longer a smartphone, what's wrong with this picture.

It is killing me beautiful screen, fast downloads, great pictures and videos, but I have to keep the phone plugged into power to get through the day. Verizon will tell you to shut features off to extend the battery life, such as....under mobile network settings turn off "always-on mobile data". Doing that will keep mail from being received, and keep apps that require a network connection from working. Now it is a phone and no longer a smartphone, what's wrong with this picture.

I use a Nexus 1 and the ONLY complaint I have is battery life. Most days I can baby it through the whole day but I've had it die as early as 2 in the afternoon. I purchased it with the car kit, the desk kit, and have the usb cable and two travel chargers and even with all this I can't always recharge when I need too. I have a second battery but you can only charge them in the phone so that is kind of pointless. I've looked at higher capacity batteries but then the phone won't fit the aforementioned car and desk chargers. HTC needs to give up some of the sexy form factor and give us better battery life. It doesn't matter how awesome the network or the device is, once the battery dies it's a paperweight.

I purchased a Thunderbolt 2 weeks ago. I bought the extended battery based on reviews I read. I am glad that I did. I can now safely get through at least a day using Advanced Task Manager to limit apps and connectivity usage. If I use too much video/audio I only get a day. But otherwise can get about 2 days of usage with the extended battery.

I got lucky when I bought my evo. I had an HTC Hero before that, loved it, but it got old. When I got the evo, I noticed that the battery on the evo was the save shape, size, capacity, etc as the old hero battery. I researched online and found that they were compatible. I now plug in my hero and evo every night and when I leave each morning I grab the extra battery. Around mid-afternoon I swap batteries and continue working.

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