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China bound Jet Missing...239 on board

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It seems like if their phones are still on that one of them would have managed to get a message out at some point. This whole thing is bizarre.

Unless they were taken away.

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Unless they were taken away.

 

Then they charged them?

Then they charged them?

 

Why would they have to charge them? If the phones aren't being used the battery will last for days. Iphones for example have 250 hour standby.

Why would they have to charge them? If the phones aren't being used the battery will last for days. Iphones for example have 250 hour standby.

 

No way they last that long unless you have them in airplane mode, which means you wouldn't be able to see them logged into IM and such. A couple apps, searching for a signal, and wifi will drain your battery in a day. Even if some of the apps are closed.

Also remember phones are taged to a server, so when you call/text a phone, you ping the server first then the phone. Could be that the servers are ringing but not reaching the phones.

My phone, if fully charged, can last around a week (give or take a day) if it isn't used...

My phone, if fully charged, can last around a week (give or take a day) if it isn't used...

 

Fully charged, wifi off, apps closed, screen refresh turned off...24 hours, tops.

Hope they find one piece of info soon or else these small countries won't be able to fund the searches much longer.

Fully charged, wifi off, apps closed, screen refresh turned off...24 hours, tops.
I just got a 4s as my work phone and I can easily get 4 -5 days out of it. That's with wifi on, apps open, and email refreshes running.

 

The 5 I have for personal use...yea, I doubt I could get 24 hours out of it.

I just got a 4s as my work phone and I can easily get 4 -5 days out of it. That's with wifi on, apps open, and email refreshes running.

 

The 5 I have for personal use...yea, I doubt I could get 24 hours out of it.

 

I need a new phone.

Fully charged, wifi off, apps closed, screen refresh turned off...24 hours, tops.

 

I have a 5 and could easily get several days out of it.

I have a 5 and could easily get several days out of it.

 

Ya'll must not be nearly as important as me.........

I need a new phone.

 

Me too I guess, I get max 7-8 hours on my phone if its a quiet day.

I have a 5 and could easily get several days out of it.

 

You must have a Jobs special edition my 5s goes for maybe 24 hours lol. Then again you must not run a lot on yours. The battery gets weaker over time, they can only recharge a certain amount of times.

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