[Asmooh]

I wonder, when I play a game my phone gets kinda warm.
It's not hot or so but I can feel that it's warm.

My Sony and iPhone had the same problem but my 9900 did not.
I found out that sometimes it also get warm when I just run a lot of apps.

My phone doesn't crash and it doesn't auto reboot at all so i basically have no problems with my phone.

I only notice it get warm.

I run the official 10.1.0.273 version on a -2 device.


Anyone else has this?
I also run a silicone case around it.. but it's not that the phone have a fan or so..



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[bixertec92]

Yes that's perfectly normal for your phone. Running apps or games puts a load on the CPU/GPU and without a fan the heat is more noticeable until it naturally dissipates.

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[Roscopcoletrain]

Yes that's perfectly normal for your phone. Running apps or games puts a load on the CPU/GPU and without a fan the heat is more noticeable until it naturally dissipates.

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this

unless it gets too hot to hold or starts acting really bad, its fine.

[Asmooh]

Ah okay so i dont have to worry, or are there cases with build in fans?

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[bixertec92]

No such case, and I think would be rather pointless as fan would have to be inside sucking hot air and blowing it out.


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[sanaking]

I've been having the phone get rather warm some days and battery lover warns me,so I stop using it but it doesn't seem to cool down. Makes me a bit nervous.. agreed about not having the other common problems, so that's worth something.
Battery lover is right tho, extended heat is not a good thing.

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[Asmooh]

This cannot be good right???

I'm was only charging and had browser open


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[Roscopcoletrain]

meh..thats fine. again, unless its too hot to hold, dont worry about it. I imagine the device has something built into the software that will take some kind of action if it actually got too hot.

Everyone complained in the Nexus4 forums about throttling because of temps. Software would throttle back the cpu to keep the temps from going too high, I imagine BB has something similar, although no way to prove it.