Price and photos please

Yup, tried it on my Desire S. Death grip exists. But like you said.... only when you touch certain areas around the camera lens.

Battery wise.... I think it drains slower if compared to an iPhone

I thought Desire S should have slightly sharper image because although both have the same SLCD, the Incredible S has a larger screen. Same resolution but when packed on to a larger screen(IS) should be less sharp when compared to a smaller screen(DS). No?

Mostly in standby mode, with some sms, youtube for 5 minutes, music on loudpspeaker for around 30 minutes, 20 minutes of light gaming, and 30 minutes of call, by the end of the day(from 10.30am to 12am), I'll get around 65% of battery power left.

I'm not using a dataplan, so I only switch on the wifi when I'm using the internet. And no, no synching.

Charged till it's full the first time I got my phone. Waited for about 3 hours till the notification light turned from orange(charging) to green(full). Then I took it off the charger and started playing with it. Of course, I knew about the whole charge your new hp for 8 hours thingy. But couldn't resist the temptation

On the 2nd charge, I purposely used the battery until around 8% was left, then recharged it overnight. So far, the battery's been holding up pretty well. I think it performs better when you drain it low and then recharge it. Read it somewhere online. But I'm using advanced task killer and android manager too. Don't know how much these two apps affect the whole process though

Personalise -> Widgets -> Settings -> Profile(Press and hold to place the widget on your homescreen)

Which case? What price?

If you do that, you'll need to adjust the ringer volume back again everytime you set your phone to silent or vibrate.

You don't have to do all that with the widget. Just one press for silent.

Heavy user? My batt from 12pm till 9.46pm..... 89% left. Average few calls, sms, and 30 minutes of light and normal gaming

Really???

Is it really obvious? How fine? You sure it was from your keys?

Yup

I think it sounds better without the Equalizer or the SRS enhancements.

After 2 days with some apps usage and gaming, I'll get around 40% left. Quite good in my books

I'm somewhat divided on the issue regarding task killers

When I first got my DS, one of the first few apps that I installed was an advanced task killer. I used it for about a week. Battery would normally last for about a day.

Then I read about how task killers were unnecessary, especially on new phones like ours, with Android 2.3 with a higher amount of RAM.

So I uninstalled it. After that, I've been able to squeeze an extra half a day or a full day's use of battery from my DS

So now, I get an average 2 days worth of battery time on my DS without a task killer as opposed to a 1 day worth of battery time on my DS when I had a task killer installed

Conclusion? You tell me

Tried it, seems to make my battery life worst, and some minor glitches. Uninstalled it, everything goes back to normal

Always wondered about those questions

Great post!!!

Now I know

I put it in my pocket on a hot day while I'm driving under the hot sun. Take the DS out.... it's warm. Normal la.

I was in a call for more than an hour. Take the DS out..... it's warm. Also normal la.

Play games on DS for extended periods of time....... Well, you get the idea

It's NORMAL. Unless you're telling me that you're charging your DS in an air-conditioned room and your DS is warm for no reason....

The apps will either hibernate or terminate itself depending on situation. So the answer to your question should be NO

Enable background data, but below that option, switch off the 'Automatically Sync' option.

Lol, I uninstalled Juice Defender, 3 hours in, with sms and calls, my phone still at 100%

When fully charged, it's around 4180mv. Then it drops steadily over time