I know that may seem random and or pointless but I just thought some of you on here would get a kick out of this. I had the HTC Thunderbolt when it first came out and after about 3 weeks I had to sell it because the battery life was so horrible. Anyway, I had an upgrade since I didn't use mine to get the TB and I have been loving it. My cousin got the TB around the same time as me and he loves it and claims the battery life isn't so bad.
Now I was at the bar on Friday with some friends for my 22nd birthday and I had my iPhone at 92% and his Thunderbolt was at 95%. Why does this matter? This bar has the WORST service for Verizon users. Literally 1 bar of changing 3G and 1X signal. We got to the bar around 10pm and left around 2:15ish (I had to little too many drinks so I am still fuzzy on that ) and here is the best part.
Texting some parts of the night for both of us and just looking at the phones periodically... battery life results:
iPhone 4: 63%
Thunderbolt: 11%
If that doesn't say win for the iPhone battery life I don't know what doesn't. O that was also with WiFi on the whole night not actually being connected to anything since I forgot to turn it off. Simply put... just for battery life reasons I don't think I would be able to go back to a Droid. Period.
Now I was at the bar on Friday with some friends for my 22nd birthday and I had my iPhone at 92% and his Thunderbolt was at 95%. Why does this matter? This bar has the WORST service for Verizon users. Literally 1 bar of changing 3G and 1X signal. We got to the bar around 10pm and left around 2:15ish (I had to little too many drinks so I am still fuzzy on that ) and here is the best part.
Texting some parts of the night for both of us and just looking at the phones periodically... battery life results:
iPhone 4: 63%
Thunderbolt: 11%
If that doesn't say win for the iPhone battery life I don't know what doesn't. O that was also with WiFi on the whole night not actually being connected to anything since I forgot to turn it off. Simply put... just for battery life reasons I don't think I would be able to go back to a Droid. Period.