"Death Zone" : The failure of the iPhone screen

by maker on 2007-11-16 00:57:19

 

You may think / war > Touch screen... Features of total failure... It will last more than five months. Well, think again.

On Saturday, after a special water bike race on the bay, my = EN-US iPhone / war > Popular. After the game, I was about to send a message, and the keyboard didn't respond. I had to press it. Nothing happened. The hands are messed up. When you do this, the screen looks bad, as if you were pressing hard on an LCD monitor.

After reboot, power cycles and detects different touch functions (is that it?) I was sure I had to go Shop for help. I made an appointment online (so all the Saturday dates were gone when I browsed again).

The next day, I discovered that I wasn't the only one with a screen "death zone." The guy next to me had the same problem. He was at Genius. After repair, Clerk (He asked me to write at customer service that the service was fast and efficient... It's not.) Take out a white box (I think it's a coffin?) > . The shop assistant told me will replace it for me free of charge, as I expected.

The shop assistant changed for me = EN-US > Card, pinned under the label under his name. Half an hour later, I was on my way home.

What surprised me most was that my Settings were restored... Ringtones, photos, SMS, message access protocol Settings. only by AT& A activated for a few seconds, and I got my = EN-US iPhone / war > took about 30 minutes, not bad!

The downside: The process was a bit painful, and I lost some pictures (I needed to reassign all my photos to the catalog). Moreover, such a service disappeared after five months. The clerk who had helped me assured me that the technology had been updated and that it was just an early adaptation period. I shouldn't have expected so much.

This text is presented from diglog translated from http://www.cnet.com/8301-13544_1-9816584-35.html