I have run into the problem of my phone constantly "running" when it is asleep (NOT powered down, but not in use). This usually happens when I'm at home (I have wifi access setup at home). Usually when I access my phone to check the time, or check the weather, I will put it to sleep...but as anyone with an ATT phone knows, if it is close to some speakers you will get the garbled chatter/interferrence sound...and the last time this happened to me the phone would not stop! It was literally going for 5 minutes, before I decided to power down the phone.
What in the world is the phone doing? Normally if I access a website (while sitting next to my computer speakers) I will hear the chatter going for about 5 seconds before it stops. That is some indication it is attempting to access the network. But when it starts doing that and just does not stop? Does the phone just get "stuck" accessing the network? I know this behavior definitely drains the battery. One instance, I left the phone on my desk for 10 minutes (after just being unplugged from charging over night, full battery) and when I came back I had less than 1/4 of the battery left!!
This only seems to happen at home when I'm in range of the wifi. Anyone else had any of these symptoms show up??