htc one v getting super hot

[manoj_864u]

htc one v is getting hot during downloading any file which is more than 5mb.
I think this will affect the battery.
So, guys tell me whats the use...... of buying this ......

[DNG]

When downloading a large file, the data/ WiFi radio exert some considerable strain on the battery and processor, which explains the heating up. Anyway, I dont suppose it becomes that hot to raise any alarm

[membranedude]

I think it is a problem of its battery.It is a serious issue.If you have any way to exchange it then do it otherwise sometimes it may be dangerous for you

[jen10]

Replace your battery i think due to the problem in your battery it is getting terribly hot.Go for a replacement it is the best idea i think so

[darren59a]

do one thing take out your battery from the phone and keep it in a cool place for some days and then reuse it see whether the problem is again occurring or not

[shiv180]

Hi All,

I am using HTC One V phone, i have linked facebook, whatsapp and phone contact together for a particular number. I have assigned exclusive ringtone to the phone contact number, so sinced its linked if get any message from whatsapp the assigned ringtone starts ringtone instead of default notification. how can i change or assign seperate ringtone to whatsapp application for my phone.

[adyhooper]

HTC One V is a best android phone. First replace your mobile battery. If this is not work then switch off phone once in 2 or 3 days and avoid over charging your phone. Then disable unwanted application, use proper case which can not produce heat. Avoid use of phone when it is plugged in charging.

[jankithakkar]

Is anyone's htc one v working slow??? i bought before 2 months.. like any normal phone i m downloading stuff online even apps from the android market.. and i do make a point that i transfer the apps on sd card also i kill all tasks after using. but still its not helpful. i dont y my phone is working slow. plz guide. should i tell the vendor to replace it?

[Fount]

I don't think it is your phone. I agree with the others - it is more than likely your battery. I think that while cell phones are getting better and have more features, the batteries are not being created to keep up with them.