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JDee

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Aug 31, 2008
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Ireland
Hi there,

Today I was playing around with my friends iPod touch - the home screen button seems a lot easier to push to get to the home screen than my iPhone - I was just wondering, is this for everyone, or is it just my iPhone?

And also, my friend surprisingly dropped his iPhone today, it has a crack at the top of the screen (not on the outside) although it is still functioning properly, is this covered under his warranty (got it in November) and if it is caused as 'accidental damage' - is there any way around this?

Thanks,
/jack
 
Hi there,

Today I was playing around with my friends iPod touch - the home screen button seems a lot easier to push to get to the home screen than my iPhone - I was just wondering, is this for everyone, or is it just my iPhone?

And also, my friend surprisingly dropped his iPhone today, it has a crack at the top of the screen (not on the outside) although it is still functioning properly, is this covered under his warranty (got it in November) and if it is caused as 'accidental damage' - is there any way around this?

Thanks,
/jack

Any damage to the screen is considered accidental damage and won't be covered under the warranty. :(
 
Today I was playing around with my friends iPod touch - the home screen button seems a lot easier to push to get to the home screen than my iPhone - I was just wondering, is this for everyone, or is it just my iPhone?

That's just how they are. Why they're different, I don't know.
 
Video Tutorial of How to fix your iPhone home Button

iphone 3g and 3gs home buttons (the ribbon cable) are prone to failure.
i fixed my phone and posted this step by step DIY video simply to show others how to do it. the replacement ribbon cable will cost you 7 bucks on ebay. good luck!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=783pRXMeV3I
 
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