4 Iphone Repairs Uk

iPhone running slow? Tips to speed it up.
Is your iPhone slow to respond? Is it running slower and slower? You may experience your device running slower at times. Here are a few tips to speed up your iOS device:
Clear Safari’s history and cookies. Simple tap Settings > Safari and tap “Clear History” and “Clear Cookies and Data”... Delete Safari’s “Website Data”. Simply tap Settings > Safari > Advanced > Website Data and tap “Remove All Website Data” Completely close all your apps. When too many applications run in the background, they may slow down the iPhone. Do do this, double click the Home button, then press and hold one icon until you see wigging icons with a red “-” sign. This means it is ready to close apps. Tap the “-” sign to close apps. Note that this does not remove any apps, just close it. Another way to increase performance is to free up some hard drive space. Make sure that your iPhone has at least 10% of its available memory free (Settings > General > About). OS X-based systems require some free space to operate properly. If your device does not have enough space, delete apps or photos that you do not use or need. Reset your iPhone by pressing and holding both the sleep/wake button (on top of the iPhone) and the Home button (centered below the screen) for a few seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
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Apple launched iOS version 6.1.3 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch users.
The latest update fixes a security flaw that allowed someone to gain access to an iPhone by getting past the lock screen.
By following a specific series of steps, including making an emergency call, a person could get around the passcode and make phone calls, listen to voice mail, or check contact photos.
... iOS users can update their devices over the air by opening the Settings screen, tapping on General, choosing Software Update, and then downloading and installing the latest version directly.
Has anyone update their iOS?
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Some Useful Hints - Email and Text Shortcuts There are several keyboard shortcuts on all iPhones. Tap the space bar twice to add a period and capitalise the next word. You can also access special symbols by touching and holding letters. To quickly access numbers and symbols, touch and hold the "123" button, select what you want, and you will automatically return to the alphabet keyboard. In your email, touch and hold the "Compose" button to access your most recent unfinished draft. Finally, when composing text messages you can keep track of the number of characters you are using by accessing "Settings," selecting "Messages" and tapping "Character Count."

Battery Life
Paying attention to just a few common sense pointers will pay off with a longer battery lifespan and battery life for your iPhone. The most important thing is to keep your iPhone out of the sun or a hot car (including the glove box). Heat will degrade your battery’s performance the most.
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Fixing a water damaged iPhone 4S There are no guarantees, but if your iPhone's gone for a swim, then this is worth a try.
HELP! I just dropped my iPhone 4S into the toilet! What do I do? Prevention is better than cure, but you are past that point now so it's too late to give you a lecture! This procedure will also work for the iPhone 4, as well as earlier models and iPods, but don't try to take these devices apart).... First off, you're iPhone's been dropped into the best liquid possible for a successful repair. Water, while perfectly capable of destroying delicate electronic devices is a lot better than other liquids. Beer and fizzy soft drinks are worse because they can cause more corrosion and the sugar makes it hard to remove the residue. Chlorinated water, such as swimming pool water, is much worse and can severely damage the circuitry. Salt or sea water is by far the worse and can cause massive corrosion inside the handset in a very short period of time. If your handset's been damaged by anything other than water, I suggest that you seek a professional repair. My advice here relates only to water damage. Here's what you should do:
1. Take your iPhone out of the water as quickly as possible.
2. Power it off immediately. Running power through wet electronics can damage them beyond repair.
3. Dry the outside of the handset. Remove the SIM card tray and SIM card and dry them off.
4. If possible, remove the rear glass panel off your iPhone. Apple uses two special 5-point Pentalobe screws to secure the back, but I've managed to remove these little nasties with a small, straight-edged jeweler's screwdriver. Take care not to strip the heads of the screws.
5. Use a Ziploc bag and fill it with either uncooked rice or silica gel, if you have access to it, and burry the handset into the bag and seal it up. Don't try to be clever and use heat to try to speed up the drying process as you're likely to damage the handset.
6. Leave the handset in the bag for two days, and then give it a try!
7. After a couple of days take out the handset. If you took it apart, then you'll need to reassemble it, and see if it powers on. If it does, you're in luck.
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