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  1. #1
    Luca
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    I have just bought a Sony Ericsson T610, and in just 2 days i have drained
    the battery completely.

    Has Bluetooth anything to do with this ?!? I have it turned on 24/7..

    Or is it because the battery is only up to full power after you have
    recharged it at least 3-5 times ?!? (I know some battery's have this "bug"
    or whatever you might call it, but is this so on the T610 battery too) ?!?

    Or is it just me, using my to much !??!?! (I got it 2 days ago, and i just
    can't keep my fingers away from it ... Just found out i could use it as a
    remote control to my pc >

    Regards Luca...





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  2. #2
    tHatDudeUK
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    Re: Does bluetooth drain the power of the battery when turned on 24/7 (T610)


    "Luca" <[email protected]_o.dk(remove O_o)> wrote in message
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    > Or is it just me, using my to much !??!?! (I got it 2 days ago, and i just
    > can't keep my fingers away from it ... Just found out i could use it as

    a
    > remote control to my pc >


    I find my T610's battery life is much less than my T68i's which is
    unfortunate and you just have to put up with it until a new phone with more
    MAH batter is released.





  3. #3
    Marka2k
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    Re: Does bluetooth drain the power of the battery when turned on 24/7 (T610)

    Yes BT will drain the battery, the more you play with it the less the
    battery will last.


    "Luca" <[email protected]_o.dk(remove O_o)> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > I have just bought a Sony Ericsson T610, and in just 2 days i have drained
    > the battery completely.
    >
    > Has Bluetooth anything to do with this ?!? I have it turned on 24/7..
    >
    > Or is it because the battery is only up to full power after you have
    > recharged it at least 3-5 times ?!? (I know some battery's have this "bug"
    > or whatever you might call it, but is this so on the T610 battery too) ?!?
    >
    > Or is it just me, using my to much !??!?! (I got it 2 days ago, and i just
    > can't keep my fingers away from it ... Just found out i could use it as

    a
    > remote control to my pc >
    >
    > Regards Luca...
    >
    >






  4. #4
    Mexx
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    Re: Does bluetooth drain the power of the battery when turned on 24/7 (T610)


    "Marka2k" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:ZIRBb.25113$5g.14817@okepread04...
    > Yes BT will drain the battery, the more you play with it the less the
    > battery will last.


    But playing with your phone is much more battery sucking than turning
    bluetooth on. On the T39 for example BT was a huge energy eater, on the T68
    BT was much more optimised in terms of attery usage. The T610 s even better
    I suppose. Using the big 65k color screen on the other hand IS a big deal
    with the T610.

    2 days isn't bad after an initial charge knowing that u used it a lot.

    Mexx





  5. #5
    Jorge Lores
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    Re: Does bluetooth drain the power of the battery when turned on 24/7 (T610)


    How exactly can you use the T610 to control your PC?

    Jorge

    "Luca" <[email protected]_o.dk(remove O_o)> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > I have just bought a Sony Ericsson T610, and in just 2 days i have drained
    > the battery completely.
    >
    > Has Bluetooth anything to do with this ?!? I have it turned on 24/7..
    >
    > Or is it because the battery is only up to full power after you have
    > recharged it at least 3-5 times ?!? (I know some battery's have this "bug"
    > or whatever you might call it, but is this so on the T610 battery too) ?!?
    >
    > Or is it just me, using my to much !??!?! (I got it 2 days ago, and i just
    > can't keep my fingers away from it ... Just found out i could use it as

    a
    > remote control to my pc >
    >
    > Regards Luca...
    >
    >






  6. #6
    Grant Mason
    Guest

    Re: Does bluetooth drain the power of the battery when turned on 24/7 (T610)

    "Jorge Lores" [email protected] wrote in message
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    > How exactly can you use the T610 to control your PC?


    news:[email protected]

    It's only seven days old so should still be in the UCL spool.





  7. #7
    Luca
    Guest

    Re: Does bluetooth drain the power of the battery when turned on 24/7 (T610)

    I use a little program named BTcontrol, that uses Bluetooth... This program
    has some features in opening powerpoint, Acrobat, and some other programs,
    remotely from your T610/T68i on your computer (More programs can be
    added)... But the cool feature of this program is, that when you enter a
    menu (on the phone, that is enabled by BTcontrol), called "Mouse Button",
    you can, with the joystick on the mobile, control the mouse on the computer,
    and use some of the buttons on your mobile as LeftClick, RightClick, ESC,
    ect. ect.
    The program (and more info), can be found on http://www.meer-net.com ...
    The program is free, and the version i'm running is "3.5.1 Beta"...

    There might be some problems with connecting to the phone, but try setting a
    com-port in the settings in the BTcontrol-settings... (I'm using COM-6)

    REALLY sweet little prog

    Luca.


    "Jorge Lores" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    >
    > How exactly can you use the T610 to control your PC?
    >
    > Jorge






  8. #8
    BigStu
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    Re: Does bluetooth drain the power of the battery when turned on 24/7 (T610)


    "Jorge Lores" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    >
    > How exactly can you use the T610 to control your PC?
    >
    > Jorge

    i use a program called floaTs mobile agent, download it from here,
    http://fma.xinium.com/ It is not just a remote controller for the PC, but
    also a complete phone management application. You can upload sms', send sms'
    View photo's taken by your T610 etc etc To go on would need a lot of space.
    It is free to d/load and is constantly updated. Well recommended.





  9. #9
    Q
    Guest

    Re: Does bluetooth drain the power of the battery when turned on 24/7 (T610)

    Mexx - typed:
    > "Marka2k" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:ZIRBb.25113$5g.14817@okepread04...
    >> Yes BT will drain the battery, the more you play with it the less the
    >> battery will last.

    >
    > But playing with your phone is much more battery sucking than turning
    > bluetooth on. On the T39 for example BT was a huge energy eater, on
    > the T68 BT was much more optimised in terms of attery usage. The T610
    > s even better I suppose. Using the big 65k color screen on the other
    > hand IS a big deal with the T610.
    >
    > 2 days isn't bad after an initial charge knowing that u used it a lot.
    >
    > Mexx


    I agree with this poast. BT drains far less out of my T610 than with my
    T39. I do like the 3 min timeout discovery mode with the T39 though. The
    T39 does have another advantage - the ability to use bigger batteries
    which puts my T610's 3 days between charges to shame. The fading display
    on my T39 perhaps compensates for a fading battery!





  10. #10
    misterj
    Guest

    Re: Does bluetooth drain the power of the battery when turned on 24/7 (T610)

    OMG fma rocks! i can download my pics from my t616 via the serial cable now!
    included software doesnt let you do this. no need to buy a bluetooth
    adapter. thanks!


    "BigStu" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    >
    > "Jorge Lores" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > >
    > > How exactly can you use the T610 to control your PC?
    > >
    > > Jorge

    > i use a program called floaTs mobile agent, download it from here,
    > http://fma.xinium.com/ It is not just a remote controller for the PC, but
    > also a complete phone management application. You can upload sms', send

    sms'
    > View photo's taken by your T610 etc etc To go on would need a lot of

    space.
    > It is free to d/load and is constantly updated. Well recommended.
    >
    >






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