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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
Posts: 28,977
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One thing to remember is that when using bluetooth or WiFi battery life is cut at least in half if not more on these units. Old copilot of mine had a IPhone and he could almost measure it in minutes with the WiFi turned on once the battery got to be "less than new" so to speak.
One of the many reasons why I stick with the BlackBerry is that you can keep an extra battery in your pocket and stay in touch.
Believe that ATT has the same situation that T-Mobile does with WiFi. Might check it out.
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