Originally posted by germcevoyanother thing that annoyed me is that the upgrade is 99% going to be released in January. 18 month contract for the upgrade to be released in 2 months? No thanks
But the official, who spoke anonymously, said such a fatal explosion would be virtually impossible.
Originally posted by drewhigginsProbably when the battery exploded something went into his back and shattered his spine.
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Not if LG were recalling half a million Lithium-Ion batteries due to fire and risk of exploding it's not virtually impossible. Lithium-Ion is the same battery type the iPod and other electronics use as well, and still they made the mistake of using them for keeping the iPod small and lots of battery life.
They should have used Nickel-Cadmium batteries.
Originally posted by wikipedia.comInternal contamination occurs with metal particles and in some cases, the seperator is pierced which causes the cell to short, rapidly converting all of the energy in the cell to heat, resulting in an reaction increasing the temperature to a few hundred degrees Celsius in a fraction of a second.
Originally posted by drewhigginsProbably when the battery exploded something went into his back and shattered his spine.
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That's not true. LG, Sony, Lenovo (IBM) and Dell were recalling half a million Lithium-Ion batteries due to fire and risk of explosions. And iPods/iPhones use the same batteries as well.
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Originally posted by germcevoyUpdate on the exploding phone that killed that dude.
IT WAS A HOAX
Originally posted by djrlewis[..]
I'm confused. Your link is to a very interesting U2.com article about JT on Radio 2.
Originally posted by germcevoyUpdate on the exploding phone that killed that dude.
IT WAS A HOAX
Originally posted by djrlewis[..]
That makes more sense than the story yesterday.
Is it April and I didn't realise
(Mind, the last April fool I fell for was about a JT Anniversary re-issue............)