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> Phone is working after disaster, thank god for this miracle
jmb2006
post Mar 20 2006, 09:30 PM
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well today i was just sat on my bed having a bowl of cereal whilst watching tv, anyway the bowl spilled and the place directly under the bowl was my phone, it was covered in milk at first i thought it had seriously messed my phone up but after 10 minutes with a towel it worked fine, it still is working fine now, PHEW!!

Tip: always keep your phone away from liquids or anything harmful to your phone, even if you think ahh nvm it wont happen to me dont even take that chance.
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post Mar 20 2006, 11:18 PM
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QUOTE(james_666 @ Mar 20 2006, 04:30 PM) *
well today i was just sat on my bed having a bowl of cereal whilst watching tv, anyway the bowl spilled and the place directly under the bowl was my phone, it was covered in milk at first i thought it had seriously messed my phone up but after 10 minutes with a towel it worked fine, it still is working fine now, PHEW!!
Tip: always keep your phone away from liquids or anything harmful to your phone, even if you think ahh nvm it wont happen to me dont even take that chance.
Well thay make protective skins for keyboards that save the day when you spill liquids on them.
Do they make skins for phones tongue.gif ? Sounds like you could use one. Just thought I would ask.


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post Mar 21 2006, 12:59 AM
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Well im glad to hear that you phone is still working, it reminded me that my friend broke his $300 phone, the reason it broke was really funny. He decided to pick up a sock that he found on the ground, he put the phone in and the mechanism got caught and the phone snapped clean in half! All he can do is text, lol. Poor guy, but atleast yours works.

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post Mar 21 2006, 07:33 PM
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Many phones now are developed to withstand drops, knocks and having stuff spilt on them tongue.gif For example, my phone has a metal case, a scratch resistant screen and a rubber keypad to stop liquid affecting it. I managed to drop my mobile phone onto a concrete floor from about 6 feet and it still worked perfectly afterwards, and that was only made from plastic.
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post Mar 21 2006, 07:54 PM
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QUOTE(rvalkass @ Mar 21 2006, 07:33 PM) *

Many phones now are developed to withstand drops, knocks and having stuff spilt on them tongue.gif For example, my phone has a metal case, a scratch resistant screen and a rubber keypad to stop liquid affecting it. I managed to drop my mobile phone onto a concrete floor from about 6 feet and it still worked perfectly afterwards, and that was only made from plastic.

Yeah, my phone's got similar protection. In fact most electronics nowadays are protected against spills and drops. I saw on QVC a consumer HP camera that was totally weatherproof - they dipped it in a pool of water when it was on, and it still worked fine. I've dropped my digi camera and Pen drive numerous times, and fortunately, they haven't broken yet.
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post Mar 24 2006, 01:08 AM
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Geeeeee!

That's cool. I just would like to tell you that once I was enraged and took my Motorola cell phone and smashed it against the floor. It flew before my eyes into several pieces, jajajaja. I left it there and after chilling out, I took all the pieces and to my surprise I could put them all together and stills works as when I bought it, after three years. Some cell phones get broken by just beinf droped from short heights.

So, I'm sure Motorola is good. Or I'm lucky.
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post Dec 6 2006, 12:20 PM
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Most likely you are lucky. tongue.gif I have a Siemens A70 and I dropped it once. It still works. biggrin.gif
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post Dec 7 2006, 02:48 AM
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I thought your phone was in a hurricane or flood or something tongue.gif

Glad it working, even though it may smell like sour milk later.
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post Dec 7 2006, 04:32 AM
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hehe, yeah, alot of people seem to think electronics get effected by water damage alot faster/easier than they do it seems, alot of times if you drain them out and dry it out they'll work...Though you might wants to open yours up and sponge it down with a very, very small amount of water, though...that rotten milk smell... hehe.
And just to add this on since I'm too lazy to add it in above where it fits in more, did you know a car's electrical systems will work underwater for quite a while (can't remember how long) after it goes under?