Water and technology are not usually happy bedfellows, so suddenly seeing your precious iPhone plummet into the sink, bath, toilet, or any other body of water can be a heart-stopping moment. But, ...

iPhone water damage is a common problem. And when it happens, more often than not, people find themselves wondering what exactly should be their subsequent move – one that does not further damage ...

In this video, we dive into the exciting world of phone restoration. Watch as an iPhone 8 Plus gets a full cracked screen replacement and an iPhone 13 Pro Max, found in a dumpster, is brought back to ...

All iPhones launched after the iPhone 7 are dust-and-water resistant, with the iPhone XS and later having an IP68 rating. This means they can be submerged underwater for up to 30 minutes, with the ...

When you accidentally drop your iPhone 6, iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus in water you can still save it. Whether it’s in the sink, toilet or pool, we’ll show you how you can recover from most iPhone 6 or ...

So your precious iPhone or Android just had an unexpected encounter with a body of liquid—maybe the toilet, or the sink, or the local pond. Is everything lost? Or is there hope to recover your data ...

Common advice says that if you've dropped your phone in the toilet—or some other body of water—all you have to do is toss your afflicted phone into a bowl of rice and everything will be fine come ...

Cellphones getting water damage is nothing new. Before the iPhone, I had a flip phone that fell into a swimming pool. The first thing everyone told me to do was to dry the phone out with rice. The ...

Today I took my 3GS in to a Genius Bar appointment to try and fix my recurring connectivity issues.<BR><BR>The Genius shone a light into the headphone jack and declared "Water damage indicator.

A quick trip to the bottom of the toilet bowl is a fast way to kill your iPhone stone dead, but is a chat in the rain or a foggy day just as likely to leave you an iPhone widow? Punters with broken ...