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The "battery to keep your clock on time problem" was a problem of the offline PC world. Cellphones just need to get network time when they boot if they lost tim
by frandroid 13y ago
The "battery to keep your clock on time problem" was a problem of the offline PC world. Cellphones just need to get network time when they boot if they lost time. Thus manufacturers shouldn't need to include a separate clock battery in the limited space on a phone body.
- joosters 13y agoThat's no good. You might power your phone back on in an area without network coverage, or the signal might take too long to receive after power up, or you are running in flight mode on a plane, or ... Basically, you still need a local clock.
- jmpe 13y agoSorry, you're wrong. Samsung Galaxy S1: http://www.techinsights.com/uploadedImages/Public_Website/Content_-_Primary/Investigative_Analysis/2010/Samsung_Galaxy_S_GT-I9000/samsung-galaxy-board-1.jpg http://www.techinsights.com/uploadedImages/Public_Website/Co... The internal battery is located at the top-right - a circular coin cell soldered to the board. Samsung Galaxy S2: http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm148/rprosperojr/IMG_1204.jpg http://i295.photobucket.com/albums/mm148/rprosperojr/IMG_120... The internal battery is located at the center-top Edit: In case of the SGS2 it's located next to the WLan/BT module.