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Neeliosis

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Mar 30, 2010
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Even at 100%, the battery dies in about 20-40 minutes. I tried restoring about 5 times, no luck. I got the phone replaced about 3 months ago, so it hasn't hit the 300 charge cycle, but I read somewhere that Apple charges you for it. The iPhone 4 is obviously still under warranty. So will Apple replace it for free?

EDIT: I close out my apps in Mutlitasking, so that's not an issue either.
 
Even at 100%, the battery dies in about 20-40 minutes. I tried restoring about 5 times, no luck. I got the phone replaced about 3 months ago, so it hasn't hit the 300 charge cycle, but I read somewhere that Apple charges you for it. The iPhone 4 is obviously still under warranty. So will Apple replace it for free?

EDIT: I close out my apps in Mutlitasking, so that's not an issue either.

Unless I am mistaken the iPhone 4 comes with a 1 year warranty so you should be fine. The only time the charge for a battery replacement is when it is out of warranty.
 
Even at 100%, the battery dies in about 20-40 minutes. I tried restoring about 5 times, no luck. I got the phone replaced about 3 months ago, so it hasn't hit the 300 charge cycle, but I read somewhere that Apple charges you for it. The iPhone 4 is obviously still under warranty. So will Apple replace it for free?

EDIT: I close out my apps in Mutlitasking, so that's not an issue either.

If you're not under Apple care plan, then good luck. Either they charge for the battery or large amount..

let us know. I have to sent my in to got my replacement after 30days of use my old one just die out.
 
Just restore with 4.1 and go to the Genius Bar. Your phone can be replaced.
 
I am jailbroken, but I can just restore to stock firmware. I've done it before, lol. Thanks anyways guys!
 
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