Sentences with phrase «dying battery for»

It's cold outside, so pull up that weird fireplace movie they have on Netflix, huddle over your phone's dying battery for heat, and listen to the soothing strains of the Empire Podcast.

Not exact matches

In the meantime, «It's especially frustrating for most of us because the battery dies, the capacity drops, after a couple years, while the electronics it powers could go on and on.»

Consider this the beginning of the end for the panic induced by a smartphone with a dying battery.

True story — the battery in my watch died, so I set it to 5:00 and have been wearing it anyway for the sole purpose of having an excuse to cocktail.

Print out a map in case your phone battery or signal dies — and leave yourself plenty of time for traffic jams and late - running trains!

While my son wasn't afraid (he actually pushed that button till the battery died...), we can thank YouTube once more for the video of the baby screaming at her animatronic Elmo doll.

A fully charged parent unit can last for 20 hours so you won't have to worry about the battery dying out at night.

Sometimes the battery dies, or you forgot your power cord for your pump.

When the batteries die, simply remove the back of the case for quick and easy replacement.

Also don't forget your charger for your phone if the battery dies quickly.

A study of Food and Drug Administration data for several million pacemakers and defibrillators implanted in 1990 - 2002 found that about one in 150 failed, about one quarter of these failures were battery / capacitor abnormalities, and 61 people died due to device malfunctions.

If you wore Ava for more than four hours but are still seeing «data quality poor,» it could mean the battery died during the night or that the sensors lost contact to your skin.

I was not able to take pics of the sandals and the pair of pumps for my battery died when I wanted to do so today, and by the time the battery was done charging, no more natural light.

Additionally, for future resets, Resetti will ask why they reset in the first place, giving options from «I wanted to reset», «My batteries died», or «I don't remember».

Instead, he cued up a few videos in his laptop's memory cache at home and then high - tailed it for campus, hoping the computer's battery wouldn't die en route.

just replaced battery, alternator and truck drove for three miles before it died.

So I ran some long errand (> 2 hours trip), after which the battery felt like rejuvenated for 2 weeks, but as soon as I do not go on long errands, it dies over the weekend.

Like I stated once I remove the 30 AMP fuse for this system the battery does not die, so somewhere on this circuit I am getting a draw and I don't know what else is on this circuit other than the compressor?.

Then my wife and I were out for a cruise and the battery light came on, we headed home and got almost there it dies we walk back to house put some cables on it got it home back in garage.

Also, I wouldn't deliberately leave the map lights on for 60 hours, as a dying battery can have a tiny fraction of the capacity of a new battery.

You're paying extra for that, and to have a trusted, easy to use warranty if the new battery dies prematurely.

I mean a battery is sold charged (and if it discharges too much it just dies and can't be restored) and every car has an alternator for charging the battery and if the battery is empty and can't start the engine then jump - starting is not a problem.

The car battery would be disconnected when it dies and needs to be replaced or when the terminals need cleaning or there may be some other maintenance where it should be disconnected for safety.

They negotiated the price for me, provided a free Carfax, and even took off $ 100 from the final price at the last minute because they said the battery was a little old and it might die out within the next six months.

If the battery died this quickly why don't you just mail me another key that has a good battery and provide a return envelope for the other key?

Electric cars and plug - in hybrids took a beating on reliability, testing, and sales over the winter: $ 40,000 Tesla batteries bricking, a Fisker dying at the hands of Consumer Reports testers, a bit player going under, production suspended for five weeks on the Chevrolet Volt.

I cancelled them after a 2 hour wait for a battery that died in 102 * temps... Ride is pleasant but somewhat noisy on highways.

So the car was great for the first 5 months, then the battery and alternator died, but i expected this since the car was 8 years old with 101,000 miles on it, so no big deal.

The battery repeatedly died for no apparent reason.

Battery died secondary to sitting unused for 7 days.

My previous car was a»98 Corolla that I drove for 7 years, and it was so good to me (died once due to the battery; always started at the first turn).

Then you need to take off an old battery, exchange it for the new one and solder back plus and minus wires (the main thing is not to mix up the polarity or your e-reader will «die»).

If the battery dies, you can get one (for $ 60 I'm told).

I've owned a Kindle for more than 8 years and am on my second one, after the battery finally died in the first one.

We «used» the device as best we could for as long as possible, and the battery usually only gave us an hour or less before dying out.

If your battery dies, you have to send the device back to Amazon to replace the battery for a fee.

You haven't loaded enough gadgets for the long vehicle voyage ahead, the children have unexpectedly got bored of the whole thing and the iPad's battery has just died.

We've seen that the Bolds battery is great for basic use but tends to die faster than expected when thrown into overtime.

Keep an eye on the usual behaviour for your device: if your battery starts dying hours earlier than it did a few days ago, it may signal a problem.

You haven't packed sufficient kids toys for the long car trip ahead, the kids have all of a sudden got sick and tired of every thing and the iPad's battery has simply died.

You haven't packed enough kids toys for the long vehicle journey forward, the youngsters have unexpectedly got bored of every thing and the iPad's battery has just simply died.

I'm not saying it dies in hours, or even days, but sling it in a bag for a week and you'll find that the battery starts to drop a bit too low.

You haven't loaded plenty of toys and games for the long car journey ahead, the youngsters have suddenly got uninterested of everything and the iPad's battery has simply died.

Good phone big screen good for playing games but sometimes if i do alot my phone does nt last the whole day and it dies and i have to recharge it i would reccomend an extended battery.

A local Barnes & Noble actually used this as a pitch for the Nook and went as far to tell me that «when the Kindle battery dies, you have to throw away the whole machine!

For having the device long enough to need a replacement from a dying battery, well the costs on non-user replaceable batteries generally isn't all that high.

For low use scenario, odds are good that the electronics in your tablet / reader are going to start dying before the battery is really toast.

You haven't packed sufficient toys and games for the long auto voyage forward, the kids have unexpectedly got uninterested of everything and the iPad's battery has just died.

That's scary for me because I didn't know if it was the battery being dead or if my Nook just died all of the sudden.

When my cell phone battery dies in traffic while speaking with him, I later was again bombarded with call backs, so I deferred by asking for him to email me all the details.