Monday, 10 October 2011

Is your iPhone not responding or not operating as expected? These tips will help you resolve most common issues.


We all know that the iPhone is a fantastic invention, but that doesn’t mean that it is not without it’s problems. From low battery life to ridiculous predictive text alterations, there are times when we just want to smash it against the wall, but we can’t because its screen is just so breakable! So, here are our 10 most annoying iPhone problems and tips on how to solve them!

1. Low Battery Life


 
Problem: One of the most common bugbears of the iPhone is that it’s battery runs out so quickly; browse Facebook, listen to a few tunes and send an email or two and suddenly you are in the red!

Solution: The best way to preserve your battery life is to switch off all of the apps and notifications that you don’t need, such as GPS, Wi-Fi and push notifications on useless apps until you need them.

2. Screen Is Easily Broken


Problem: I have lost count of the amount of times that I have dropped my iPhone and watched the flimsy screen splinter into a thousand pieces, knowing that I’m going to have yet another premium tacked on to my insurance bill. The price of having a wonderfully responsive touch screen is that it is very easily broken.

Solution: Get yourself a case. You need to protect your iPhone from the world’s elements, so invest in a tough one with a screen protector.

3. iPhone not responding
Problem: iPhone someimes does not respond. Sometimes searching for network which it cant find and displays 'no service' warning.
Solution: 1. Reastart your iPhone.


To reset iPhone, press and hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least 10 seconds, until the Apple logo appears. Wait until it comes back on. This may take a while
2. If the above solution does not work, you may need to restore your iPhone back to its original settings.

Please note all downloaded Apps and files will be lost since your iPhone will be restored and behave as a new device. To make sure you do not lose your media data you must save them on your iTunes account. Find the information on how to back-uo your files on the link given below.
To restore your iPhone, first make sure the latest version of iTunes is installed on your machine
Next, connect iPhone to your computer and iTunes will launch automatically. In the left column under Devices, click on your iPhone, then click on Restore in the Summary tab.

For more information about backing up, updating, and restoring your iPhone software, see this article.

4. The Dictionary Won’t Learn New Words


Problem: Autocorrect is a fantastic setting if you are a sloppy texter like me, however if you want to use other languages such as Swahili, or slang or ‘naughty’ words, the iPhone can often correct them to the wrong word!
Solution: There are many ways to try and trick your iPhone into learning new words, but if you want these words to stick, you’ve got to Google it. If you search for new words with Google in Safari it forces your iPhone’s dictionary to remember your ‘new’ words and will retain them forever.
You may also consider downloading a special dictionary App of the language you want to use. 

5. The Next Generation iPhone Always Seems To Be A Lot Better


Problem: Whenever a new iPhone comes out, there’s always something in the back of my mind that makes me think that I should wait for the next one.
Solution: Write to Tim Cook, Steve Jobs successor and complain about his (genius) business model.

If iPhone is still not responding or not operating as expected, try get tips from fellow iPhone users at our iPhone Support Communities.

You can also email me for further help at goody.techmedia@gmail.com 

Enjoy your iPhone

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