I have always plugged my iphone into my old laptop, but i broke it, i accidentally spilt milk on it! Can i plug it into my mums laptop or will i loose everything? Done this to my old ipod and lost everything.
This morning when my boyfriend sent me a text it showed up under a second listing of his name instead of the one already in my messages. They are listed exactly the same, but one only contains messages from this morning. Why is it doing this/how do I fix it? I have an iPhone 4 running iOS6 that hasn't been updated since that came out in the fall. My email contacts aren't synced to my phone, so that can't be the cause.
I noticed some of my chargers (3rd party, 1st party) were jumping in and out of charge. It would make that charge noise (bleep) I was like… Well there's a loose connection somewhere. The 30 pin connector wouldn't even plug in to the phone all the way. So I was like, I need to clean out the lint. So I got all the lint out of the phone and now the 30 pin nests into the socket perfectly fine again!
At this point my phone died from battery draining all the way. The bad news is I plugged my phone in and it doesn't recognize the charger at all now. I tried several chargers, wall plugs, directly into the computer, etc. Nothing.
I wiped the pins off with a disinfecting wipe and it noticed it and it looked like it was charging. I had it plugged in for over 3 hours and the phone never turned on, it just had the "charging battery icon". I unplugged it and plugged it back in and now it doesn't even have the "charging battery icon".
I personally think that the 30 pin is destroyed for whatever reason.
I guess my first question is can this be fixed? Is there a replacement shop?
Can I sell it on eBay for parts and get a good value for it?
Its been bothering me since it came out of the box. The right speaker at the bottom works just fine but the left, I never get a sound out of it. Is my iphone defective or maybe there's a setting to fix that? I don't know
I really need a fix to send songs from my iphone to other phones via text/email/whatsapp. Is there any possible way? I have used google to find a solution, but everything there's old and dint work when I tried.
I'm not willing to spend on apps unless there's a guarantee that they will fix this!
Added (1). The two minute audio note does not help.
When I have been on Safari on my iPhone 5 tonight, the black bar at the top of the screen (with time, battery percentage, signal strength, etc.) will just vanish, and then come back for a few seconds every once in a while. There will be times that the blue bar that tells you what website you are on will vanish as well, although if it stays put and I scroll down the internet page that I'm on, I can see another part of the page above the internet bar in the place where the black bar at the top should be.
Also, if I attempt to type something while on Safari, the keyboard simply does not come up from the bottom of the screen. Has anyone had this problem before, and what did you do? This has happened to me a couple times before.
This is an unrelated issue, because it has been going on for 6 months, but my iPhone speaker will sometimes not work.No, the speaker isn't broken, because when the phone decides to play sound the audio works fine. But the volume bar at the bottom of the iPod screen will vanish, and you can't hear any sound. For some strange reason though, it decided to start working a few weeks ago and I have been able to play sound. But even now it has gone on and off a couple of times… Can anyone help me? The Apple Store told me that my phone was water damaged (even though it literally was only a few drops that got on it), and they could not replace it for free because their insurance policy does not cover water damage (am I the only one that thinks that's crazy?)… Ugh. Anyway, my question is why did it decide to suddenly start working again?
The mic worked perfectly. I didn't drop it or damage it. I updated to the latest iOS 6.0.1 and tried taking a call the day after. But the person who receives the call can't hear me. But I can hear him. I thought the mic had broken but I tried voice memos it worked fine perfect sound quality. Then I tried video recording it worked perfectly too. I tried calling one viber and Skype they work perfectly too. But only GSM calls can't be taken. Can someone please help me with this. My friends say its a bug in the iOS and it will be fixed in the next update. But I can't wait much longer. Can someone please help me with this.
I want to buy an iPhone, and they offered me a 2 years length contract. How does te contract work?
I was wondering how I can estimate the damping coefficient of my car by doing the hand bouncing the car body and watching the motion of the car?
Mechanics usually bounce the car by applying hand force and watching how the car moves in harmonic motion. Is there a way to estimate the damping coefficient by using this technique?
I was thinking Mythbusters type stuff like camera, but I have an IPHONE 4 if I know the FPS of the camera I might be able to measure it frame by frame, if I have a measurement stick and reference point. Not sure if there's a practical way of doing this, I know the motion will be simple harmonic damped motion, so if you count the half-cycles maybe you can get the damping, not sure of the forumula to use?
Or is there another technique like dropping the car a few inches or something to estimate it?
I will be getting an iPhone in a month or so when my current cell contact ends, at which point my family will be transitioning onto Verizon's new shared plan. We're only going to be getting the minimum 1GB of Data, which may or may not be shared with only one other smartphone on my family's shared plan. I was wondering though - how much data does pass book use?
With how often I visit locations with discount/membership cards (I also plan on using it for Cinemark tickets as well), I'm very excited about Passbook. With only 1GB of data, though (potentially 0.5GB if I'm sharing it with my sister), I don't want to run my data up by leaving it on. I don't plan on using much data - between school and home I pretty much always have a reliable Wi-fi connection to rely on, but I may use it for the occasional directions or checking email. I don't know if Passbook can get information such as its location through a combination of GPS and local Wi-fi (eg., if the local Sheetz has a Wi-fi network, would the app be able to discern location without having access to the network?), or will it rely solely on 3G/4G - and, if so, will this hog Data, or will I be good?