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Pulse's last call for help!


Guest Calamity James

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Guest Calamity James

Not really a "technical" post, but thought I would share this with you all.

On Saturday I was returning home, when I realised the only place I could park was on the road.

Annoyed, I pulled up and opened the door. "Oh, that's quite a big drain" I thought. 5 seconds later as I shift myself round to get out the car I feel my pocket get lighter and all of a sudden hear a big "plop" noise come from the drain.

Yep, my 3 month old T-Mobile Pulse had just fallen into the drain!

I was in such a state of disbelief at what had just happened I didn't even get mad, my flatmate was just walking round when it happened, and he could tell from my face it was my phone!

Anyway, a couple of hours later (this happened at about 4pm), I was browsing Facebook, when I clicked my profile to see a post someone had written on my wall. I glanced over at my Latitude widget, and to my amazement, my Pulse had updated it's location about 10 miles west of my flat, nearly 1.5 hours after I dropped it in the drain!!

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There were no updates after that and it now goes to voicemail.

Farewell my T-Mobile Pulse :P. You introduced me to Android and were my reason for getting a Desire as a replacement!

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Guest Azurren

Hah

I would try to disprove the fact that the phone still worked afterwards but I don't want to.

I want to believe that it's true :P

Nice story, and I know that feeling.. Not pleasant

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Guest Daz555

You really should have ripped the battery out at the earliest possible moment to give your phone any chance of survival. Either way, stick it somewhere warm for a few days and see what happens. It might reawaken when it dries out.

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Guest Azurren
You really should have ripped the battery out at the earliest possible moment to give your phone any chance of survival. Either way, stick it somewhere warm for a few days and see what happens. It might reawaken when it dries out.

It's gone :(

Got washed away or sank to the bottom.. Or perhaps one of those London crocodiles got hold of it.. Or maybe even one of those London alien sewer dwellers! :P

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Guest Calamity James
Hah

I would try to disprove the fact that the phone still worked afterwards but I don't want to.

I want to believe that it's true :P

Nice story, and I know that feeling.. Not pleasant

I know, I was quite sceptical myself, although I've made myself believe it! :(

We had torrential rain for about half an hour after I dropped it down the drain so I could quite believe it got over there, coupled with the fact there's a sewage treatment plant very near there!

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Guest meinnit
"Oh, that's quite a big drain" I thought.

I had that same thought earlier this week! I held onto my Pulse a little tighter after seeing the drain :P

Sorry to hear about your Pulse. Quite funny that location managed to update!

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