iPhone freeze na die!

old treaks meant for old phones

kolafolabi:
You may place it on a cold sachet of water.

I saw that during my stay in the Northern part of Nigeria. I thought phones were overheated because of their hot weather..

The best solution to correct overheating is simply change your network to 2G and not place your phone on a cold sachet of water...

or rather put on flightmode for some minutes, more effective in areas with fluctuating network service.

kolafolabi:
You may place it on a cold sachet of water.

I saw that during my stay in the Northern part of Nigeria. I thought phones were overheated because of their hot weather..

The best solution to correct overheating is simply change your network to 2G and not place your phone on a cold sachet of water...

U r very correct. U deserve an accolade.

nothernstar:
nice answer oga. But pls can you tell us how to change to 2g.

dial *#*#4363#*#*

Op thanks....my phone wasn't freezing actually,I just wanted to know the outcome of trying that No 1a solution and when I tried it,it screen munched an image.I have been trying to screen grab images with my phone(Huawei mate SE) but wasn't getting it.
Thanks o

SleakBuzzPR:
A thread for Tecno and Infinix users.

Get a SAMSUNG S8 and you wont have to bother about this nonsense thread.

Even s7edge doesn't have such problems. Samsung is the best.

kolafolabi:
You may place it on a cold sachet of water.

I saw that during my stay in the Northern part of Nigeria. I thought phones were overheated because of their hot weather..

The best solution to correct overheating is simply change your network to 2G and not place your phone on a cold sachet of water...

The placing ontop water works, what if you're using the 3G/H/H+

Gmiracle:
I hear people say it's not easy to remove non removable battery. The day my phone fell into water the phone was fully charged 100percent, the phone refused to boot it will show tecno logo and off continued doing this, I left the phone for like 7hours the phone refused to come up. I was in a remote area so I couldn't take the phone to a repair shop. Nobody told me to look for nails I unscrewed the phone removed the battery left it to dry and the phone came up

Next time, clean the phone with a dry napkin, then dip it into an airtight bag or container of rice for at least 24 hours. It would absorb all the moisture and your phone will work fine most likely.

Knew all these already.

GreyBlood:
My HTC 10 doesn't do any of those.
Thank you and have an amazing day ahead.

I want that phone badly

TDonald:
I can't imagine myself using a phone with a removable battery

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Gmiracle:
I hear people say it's not easy to remove non removable battery. The day my phone fell into water the phone was fully charged 100percent, the phone refused to boot it will show tecno logo and off continued doing this, I left the phone for like 7hours the phone refused to come up. I was in a remote area so I couldn't take the phone to a repair shop. Nobody told me to look for nails I unscrewed the phone removed the battery left it to dry and the phone came up

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Sometimes, I wonder why all of a sudden they start producing and flooding the market with non-removable phones.
Almost everything I know using batteries are Removables. So why shouldn‘t phones?

slawomir:
yeah
my Nokia lumia 925 was a non removable battery
always freeze like hell

love that phone sha but it was just too problematic.

FLASH THE FONE JARE THANK ME LATER

good one very useful tips

kolafolabi:
You may place it on a cold sachet of water.

I saw that during my stay in the Northern part of Nigeria. I thought phones were overheated because of their hot weather..

The best solution to correct overheating is simply change your network to 2G and not place your phone on a cold sachet of water...

how would you change to 2g

PrimadonnaO:


Next time, clean the phone with a dry napkin, then dip it into an airtight bag or container of rice for at least 24 hours. It would absorb all the moisture and your phone will work fine most likely.

Actually I dipped the phone into a bag of rice but for just 1hour, I didn't have that patience I was only concerned about the phone coming up. Thanks for the piece of information. How is your day going?

SleakBuzzPR:
A thread for Tecno and Infinix users.

Get a SAMSUNG S8 and you wont have to bother about this nonsense thread.

Exactly! Infinix phones and battery problems, as well as charging port issues including overheating, are like 5 and 6!

kolafolabi:
You may place it on a cold sachet of water.

I saw that during my stay in the Northern part of Nigeria. I thought phones were overheated because of their hot weather..

The best solution to correct overheating is simply change your network to 2G and not place your phone on a cold sachet of water...

I place mine on the tiles, it works perfectly for me even when am charging it, it's as cool as ice

For Tecno and Infinix users. Nothing kwansyn IPhone users here. Infinix show me pepper that year. If dem like let them build a phone with 100,000mah, I no go still buy.

SleakBuzzPR:
A thread for Tecno and Infinix users.
Get a SAMSUNG S8 and you wont have to bother about this nonsense thread.

Phone wey be say na time bomb.