08-03-2008 03:09 PM
My curve keeps shutting off at any given time for no reason. What is the cause of this?
08-03-2008 07:52 PM
10-11-2008 08:55 AM
10-11-2008 10:33 AM
My 8330 began doing this just the other day. I pulled the battery to do a hard reboot after first attempting to hold down the power button to turn the phone on, which didn't work. With the battery back in, the phone powered on and the hour glass was there for a lot longer than usual. Then I see the Verizon Wireless logo come up, and then my home screen. When the security software finishes loading, the phone will power off almost immediately afterwards.
The funny thing is that since this began happening 2 days ago, it started working fine again for about 24 hours and then began doing it again last night with the same symptoms. Occasionally now the home screen will stay on and the phone won't immediately turn off. When this occurs, I have no use of my trackball or keyboard. The screen stays blank as well unless I plug it into a power source. I had a friend call and text my phone and it rang etc. but I couldn't answer it.
Does that help with obtaining some kind of diagnosis for this problem? Is anyone else having similar symptoms like this?
10-11-2008 11:51 AM
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10-12-2008 02:40 PM
10-12-2008 04:53 PM
10-12-2008 07:29 PM
10-12-2008 09:55 PM
My 8310 with AT&T service shut off randomly, usually at night. I returned it for replacement, and after 2 weeks the new unit does the same thing.
One thing I noticed is that when I pull the battery and reinsert the batter to power the unit back up, the battery indicator is on the last bar, even though it was fully charged before I went to bed. The unit is stored in a official Blackberry magnetic case, which powers the LCD down when the placed in the case (it senses the magnet). I think there is something that is discharging the battery, and then it probably shuts off because of low battery power.
This retailer admitted that other customers have been returning units for the same problem. This is a serious problem that they had better fix in a hurry or the bad publicity is going to kill RIMM (the stock price is already on life-support). I use my Blackberry to receive automated emails for technical support of computer systems, and I must have it activated at all times (especially at night) and I can't wake up in the middle night every hour to see if it is still working.