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WHAT? Moisture damage to have been indoors for seven days
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Unless I'm viewing your picture wrong, that's not the moisture sensors at all. They are located in the headphone jack and the usb jack.
Is the band that's turning pink? How can moisture cause that? Please post a clearer pic, it's too fuzzy.
I've gotten my phone wet, cleaned it off on my shirt, it's still not pink.
I've gotten my phone wet, cleaned it off on my shirt, it's still not pink.
looks more like possibly highlighter ink. visible moisture sensors are in the headphone jack and dock port.
HAHA, are you sure? For in that case, I am the first to appoint me as the year's biggest jackas.
The thing is that it does not come off - and it's kind of like a piece of paper sticking out from the phone - are you rellay sure it is not moisture?
Are you sure that there are not new controls in the new phone compare to iPhone 3G and 3GS?
The thing is that it does not come off - and it's kind of like a piece of paper sticking out from the phone - are you rellay sure it is not moisture?
Are you sure that there are not new controls in the new phone compare to iPhone 3G and 3GS?
I vote weirdest thread of the day.
A moisture sensor sticking out from under the screen? Priceless.
A moisture sensor sticking out from under the screen? Priceless.
I got some dirt or something on that same part of the lip (other side of the phone though) and it took a little extra attention to get it off. It is not that easy to get all the way into that corner with a cloth.
It's nice of you to offer yourself up but you have some very stiff competition on these forums.
if its just a piece of paper sticking out then pull it off. It's not uncommon for pieces of metal and plastic fresh from the factory to have bits of plastic or paper stuck within seams from parts that were protected or just poorly removed during construction