N97 Charging -- Now Won't boot up. [All in a Nig...

Hey guys. Sorry to bring up an old thread. I was charging my phone last night as I went to bed. Woke up in the middle of the night as we do, looked at my phone (to see the time) and I saw that the phone was stuck on the Nokia flash screen (white screen with NOKIA logo). It would not turn on. I kept taking out the battery, putting it back in... Nothing!
So just now I did my 10000th hard reset and now phone works.
Guys, my question is why would the phone reboot itself (apart from RAM issues) and then not turn on again?
I am sick and tired of this phone. It requires 24/7 care like a newborn baby to make sure it works and does not reboot itself or that an application can run (E.g. close others apps to conserve RAM). This isn't kool anymore. It's somewhat boring!

Any ideas?

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