Incredible 2 simply shuts off!!!!!! Wondering?

A few days ago my INcredible 2 simply started shutting off for no reason. I would power it back up and it would do it again! I started trying to figure it out and may have stumbled onto a issue. It seems that the battery isn't holding a charge. If I plug the unit in, it works, but when unplugged I can have a full charge and in 10 minutes it dies and I plug it in and reboot and it shows me with 15 % battery life. Could I be luckily unlucky enough for it to be a battery issue??
Brian

Hi there PPOHolbrook!
I definitely want to revive your battery life! Thank you so much for the troubleshooting you've already completed. It helps find the true problem.
You mentioned the phone works fine while on the charger. It could possibly be the battery.
Has the phone been exposed to extreme heat or moisture? Does the phone get hot on it's own?
If so I urge you to visit a local store location to test the battery & verify the device functions.
How long have you had your phone? We may be able to replace it under warranty if you're covered and there's no damage!
I look forward to hearing back from you!
Thanks!
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So i am wondering if there is any solution/ way to fix my computer, other than waiting so long to replace my logic board.
No, there isn't.

2009 MacBook Pro shuts off after low battery warning.

Today I got the warning at 10% and about a minute later, the computer just zapped off. I only had internet (Facebook and email) and iTunes open. This has happened before, more often recently, where it shuts off shortly after the warning. I've been wondering if I have a bad battery because sometimes the computer has drained all the way to 0% and then zaps off.
Is this fixable with the current battery? Or is it just old and likely needs replacement?
Any input is appreciated. Thanks!!

Apple actually has a section of their website dedicated to explaining how recharge-able batteries work these days. It includes some tips on how to maximize your battery life.
http://www.apple.com/batteries/

Incredible 2 simply shuts off!!!!!! Wondering?

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