how do I keep my phone warm in my car while at work

[notoriousbeast]

Originally Posted by ECUpirate44

If you don't mind me asking, what do you do?

i work at a shipping company and we can't have phones because they will assume we stole them out of boxes

[mbaran]

Originally Posted by notoriousbeast

i work at a shipping company and we can't have phones because they will assume we stole them out of boxes

That's like not being able to eat if you work at a restaurant, you know, cause you stole the food...

[Ahonen]

Originally Posted by notoriousbeast

i work at a shipping company and we can't have phones because they will assume we stole them out of boxes

All they would have to do is record the serial number of the phone of every employee who wanted to bring their phone into work with them. Doesn't sound like a very nice place to work.

[Rocko1]

What job do you have?

[tymaster50]

Originally Posted by darster

Again, just leave it off. Directly from Apple site


Operating ambient temperature: 32° to 95° F (0° to 35° C)
Nonoperating temperature: −4° to 113° F (−20° to 45° C)
Relative humidity: 5% to 95% noncondensing
Maximum operating altitude: 10,000 feet (3000 m)

I would hate to be the guy that has to test all of that

[Archer1440]

Personally I think it's good that FedEx and UPS have this kind of policy requiring people who handle packages to go through metal detectors inbound and outbound from the workplace. Probably cuts down on theft very effectively.

As for serial number registration- sounds good until you realize there could be 200-400 people going through one detector on the way out of a shift. Stopping the line to check a phone SN would be a logistical problem to say the least.

[5enohpi]

Leave it at home under the blanket

[SAIRUS]

Mine just gets warm while talking, charging, and/or using the gps.

[wordoflife]

Meh... i wouldn't even bother turning it off

[David085]

Use a very hot heating pad that takes batteries and put a heavy blanket on it inside your car. should solve your problem.

[notoriousbeast]

Originally Posted by Archer1440

Personally I think it's good that FedEx and UPS have this kind of policy requiring people who handle packages to go through metal detectors inbound and outbound from the workplace. Probably cuts down on theft very effectively.

As for serial number registration- sounds good until you realize there could be 200-400 people going through one detector on the way out of a shift. Stopping the line to check a phone SN would be a logistical problem to say the least.

this is pretty much why they don't allow phones

[HowardSmith]

Originally Posted by notoriousbeast

Thanks guys. I wanna look into that neoprene sleeve thing and I think I'm just gonna turn it off when I go to work from no on so it's not on while its cold. I live in jersey so it's gonna keep getting colder. If anyone has anymore suggestions I would appreciate it btw it's an iPhone 5

A neoprene sleeve will not help at all for 7 hours. Only way to do it without using battery power from your car in to put it in a quality cooler with something warm. Low temps are not going to hurt your phone.