IPhone 5 shuts down at 37% battery power...

This has happened 6 times now - all random times (twice when using FaceTime, twice when taking pictures and twice when texting/emailing). When I try to reboot phone I get screen that shows no battery power remains and that you need to plug in phone. I then plug it in and it powers back on and jumps to 47% battery power.  Anyone have this experience??

I, too am seeing this happen lately. I'd guess it's because my phone is a year old now but I'd prefer it to be something else. :)
I should mention that I'm still running OS6. I did the "upgrade" to OS7 on my iPad and I HATE it! I figure that eventually I'll have to move up to the new OS sooner or later but I'm holding off as long as possible!
Has anyone had any success in tracking down what the problem actually is?

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