At –55F (–48C), your phone’s dead, but unlike people, it can be revived. In fact, a Moto Krzr survived a bath in a –314.7F (–192.6C) bucket of liquid nitrogen.
More from Popular Mechanics’ cold weather phone survival test here: [PopMech]
At –55F (–48C), your phone’s dead, but unlike people, it can be revived. In fact, a Moto Krzr survived a bath in a –314.7F (–192.6C) bucket of liquid nitrogen.
More from Popular Mechanics’ cold weather phone survival test here: [PopMech]
Molokov
Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at 10:30 AMWhat about hot weather? Will a phone survive our heatwaves in the Aussie summer, where in certain locations (e.g inside a car) it can get to well over 60C in air temperature?
Hugh Van Weeren
Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at 1:23 PMuh, under -40º Celsius and Fahrenheit are the same (might not be true, can’t remember where I heard it)