Yesterday, while late for a meeting, I pulled my DoR iPhone out of my pants pocket hurriedly and watched in horror as it slipped from my hand and dove head first into the THANKFULLY freshly flushed toiled I had just used. Obviously the first thought is...'dive or no dive?' I dove of course. It still worked as I shook the water off of it and headed for the paper towels. Immediately I shut it down, but unlike other electrical devices that have gotten wet, I couldn't remove the battery
. I watched it die a slow death as the screen began to glow a blue/black and then after several minutes go blank with attempts to recessitate failed. Today, after sitting in the car all morning in the sun, I went to the AT&T store to see if they would send it in for me. I clicked the power button on the way in the door and the plug and charge icon came on! Went back to my car, popped it on the charger and HOORRAY!!! Back from the dead! Another episode testing the ruggedness of the iPhone!
. I watched it die a slow death as the screen began to glow a blue/black and then after several minutes go blank with attempts to recessitate failed. Today, after sitting in the car all morning in the sun, I went to the AT&T store to see if they would send it in for me. I clicked the power button on the way in the door and the plug and charge icon came on! Went back to my car, popped it on the charger and HOORRAY!!! Back from the dead! Another episode testing the ruggedness of the iPhone!
