calm yourself
ps the 5s is already in production
Its just a rumour, there's no way to confirm it as of now.
calm yourself
ps the 5s is already in production
All iphones come with one year warranty
Its just a rumour, there's no way to confirm it as of now.
calm yourself
ps the 5s is already in production
No, it most likely isn't. Enjoy your <drama queen> officially ruined </drama queen> iPhone for a good 9+ more months. This is a rumor site. You read a rumor and now you're banking on it when you should just restore your phone like any sound person would do.
lol you're taking this a lil too serious, sounds like it's been a while since a man put a smile on your face
calm yourself
ps the 5s is already in production
No, it most likely isn't. Enjoy your <drama queen> officially ruined </drama queen> iPhone for a good 9+ more months. This is a rumor site. You read a rumor and now you're banking on it when you should just restore your phone like any sound person would do.
lol this is why i stay off forums these days you people are funny. feel free to close the thread as my problems are solved
With the earliest release date of this summer, or even this fall. A simple backup especially to a computer, then restore will fix all your problems. I wouldn't even restore to new. If you have any games or apps that have saved data you will lose that info! I've never had to restore to new on any of the six iphones I've had, just restore to backup.
You're comment was really unecessary, if you're not going to be helpful, you're better off not saying anything and look smarter.
If you back up to icloud and don't use restore from backup, but restore to a new device, it's not going to use any icloud backup info. It will set up as a new phone. Still thing you should restore to backup at least once. Then you'll know if the backup is corrupt or not.
I've had iPhones acting crazy and always restored to a backup, because I didnt want to lose all my info, and it always solved the problems I was having.
If you back up to icloud and don't use restore from backup, but restore to a new device, it's not going to use any icloud backup info. It will set up as a new phone. Though, you should restore to backup at least once. Then you'll know if the backup is corrupt or not.
I've had iPhones acting crazy and always restored to a backup, because I didnt want to lose all my info, and it always solved the problems I was having.
restore done so we shall see. thanks for the help
I really hope it helps!!!!! It has for me in the past. Keep us updated!
well the no sound issue is still there i just noticed. randomly goes mute and cant be increased or decreased
Aww man that really sucks... Could it possibly be water damage inside?
Bring your phone in and replace.
phones never wet as far as i know
i do no have any warranty on it. just gonna ride it out until the 5s, it still performs normally for the most part
Mine wasn't either...but somehow it had been exposed to moisture before I bought mine (this was the iPhone 3...years ago). Brought it in and they still replaced it.
You don't have to say what you think it is...bring it in and see what the Apple Store employee says...you never know...
In either case, the OP said that he physically modified the phone. Liquid damage or not, if he wants it replaced its going to be for the full retail value.
Did I miss something? I looked through again and can't see where he did anything other than restore the phone.
Mine wasn't either...but somehow it had been exposed to moisture before I bought mine (this was the iPhone 3...years ago). Brought it in and they still replaced it.
You don't have to say what you think it is...bring it in and see what the Apple Store employee says...you never know...
Did I miss something? I looked through again and can't see where he did anything other than restore the phone.