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Thomas Bonde Pedersen has at IGG posted a fix for the not charging Pro1! ADD: This has been confirmed to work by other users! Please try it, before disassembly (or send in for service)- 31 replies
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Thank you I haven't taken it off charge the entire 60+ hours it has been plugged in. I've merely added the rubber band, super tight, removed it, let it sit and attempt to boot, and rinse and repeat. Been at this since 11am Friday morning and it's now 1800 Sunday Australian time. ADD by moderator: I split this out from the original thread on the rubber band trick for charging here.
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I'd hoped that these parts were available a few months ago; I had a chat with someone from support and he mentioned at least the screen was in stock. In the end, I opted to go for the Indiegogo deal which bought me both a screen and a battery (and two screenprotectors) for only an extra $5,- (yes, you may call me cheap) but alas, I still am stuck with a non-functional phone. Does anyone here have an indication on when FX is planning to send these parts? -
First time on the road with my Pro1. Woke up at five this morning. Spent more than 6 hours on trains going to Paris from Germany. At 10 in the evening battery was still at 60%. Tips: Keep battery saving mode on at all times. Turn off auto-sync.
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My Pro1 battery usually can last a day of average use. However, too often I find it overheating and thus wasting battery power for no obvious reason. I've had issues early on and tracked it down to Gmail, disabling auto-sync or using Fx Service to schedule auto-sync usage mostly fixed the issue. However lately I found it overheating more often even when auto-sync was disabled. My workaround this time involves turning on Battery Saver and leaving it on all the time. I'm just getting started with this solution but so far it looks very promising. Now my concern is that even when t
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A couple of days ago my Pro1 started seriously overheating and draining its battery. Rebooting didn't help. After investigation I noticed it was constantly using network bandwidth both upload and download. Settings battery usage was reporting Gmail as being most greedy. Network monitoring tools were in fact showing some Google Service was responsible for that traffic. Turning off auto-sync in Gmail fixed the issue. Battery life is now awesome with the downside that emails and personal info don't sync automatically, obviously. I only have two accounts in Gmail, namely Google Gmail and
