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- When the iPhone does a foldable device. Not the true design but fascinating fan made design.
- Text notifications
- Worth upgrading to the IPhone 11?
- iPhone X Hardware Failure, stuck in bootloop. Error 4013
- Mic sounds muffled
| When the iPhone does a foldable device. Not the true design but fascinating fan made design. Posted: 28 Feb 2020 07:01 AM PST
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| Posted: 28 Feb 2020 03:32 PM PST Text notification on lock screen but wasn't in texts. Had to slide to access. Waiting for a response nothing on lock screen but was in texts. Sometimes I only see texts when I get one from someone else and see I have ones I wasn't notified of. I think I've gotten used to it being random but that's the first time I had I could only access thru lock screen. Edit: was in *messages [link] [comments]  | ||
| Worth upgrading to the IPhone 11? Posted: 27 Feb 2020 09:38 PM PST I am still extremely satisfied with my IPhone X, but I need to use my phone A LOT due to my work, (screen is on 9 hours a day usually) and the battery can't really keep up. My battery health is at 87% which doesn't sound too bad, but I've heard it's a night and day difference between new and 87%. I don't really want to upgrade, as I really like the X still and would prefer to wait for the iPhone 12 with 5G... and (please please please) USB - C. [link] [comments]  | ||
| iPhone X Hardware Failure, stuck in bootloop. Error 4013 Posted: 28 Feb 2020 11:35 AM PST Hey everyone, hope you're well. I'm here to troubleshoot a problem I ran into last night. If this is not the right place to inquire, please direct me where I should ask. Thanks. I dropped my phone decently hard last night, but everything seemed to be fine, no external damage, phone was functioning fine. About an hour later, out of the case, I noticed the phone was getting quite hot, like it was on a charger and overcharging - but the phone was not charging and in my hand. It got down to 15%, I plugged it in, and as soon as I did, the phone crashed, tried to reboot, and couldn't. I left it on the charger all night and it kept booting to logo, immediately shutting off, then booting to logo again. While on the charger, the temperature dropped to normal. As of this morning, it was still doing the same thing. However, on one attempt it actually booted up and got to homescreen. As soon as I unlocked it, it shut off immediately. Booted up again, and it was acting strange, not sending texts, deleting information, etc. I was able to make a call before it shut off again, and the person said my phone sounded "weird", like it was reverberating. It shut off in the middle of the call and has not turned back on since. I took it to the apple store anticipating them to just update or wipe it, the latter of which I cannot accept. Anyway, when they tried to update it, error code 4013 came up, and the tech said it was a hardware failure with the logic board and it's effectively a brick. Now anytime I try to boot it, it goes right to asking me to restore it. What are my options here? I have highly sensitive client information on this device that I absolutely cannot lose. Is there a fix for this anywhere? I've read some old info but looking for some fresh input. If the device cannot be saved, that's fine, but I absolutely cannot lose the content on the phone itself. If it's the logic board, storage should not be affected, correct? Is there a way for me to pull the content off of this device? perhaps with a new logic board, or removing the storage from this device and connecting it to a working device to offload the data? Just looking for some direction here. Thanks! [link] [comments]  | ||
| Posted: 27 Feb 2020 09:51 PM PST Mic sounds muffled and soft when recording. Is this a hardware issue or is there any solution to fix this? [link] [comments]  |
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