Do you ever bring your phone into a sauna? This can be bad for it.
No. It's been pretty sheltered. It's been in a dry bag when snowshoeing.
I found an obscure trick on the internet: remove batter and SIM card and push power button for ten seconds. Then replace SIM card.
It came back to life after that. I don't know if I can trust it now. Particularly since I had to do the same thing ten minutes later.
Nathan
-- I found an obscure trick on the internet: remove batter and SIM card and push power button for ten seconds. Then replace SIM card.
It came back to life after that. I don't know if I can trust it now. Particularly since I had to do the same thing ten minutes later.
Nathan
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