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Hi! I just replaced the back glass on an iPhone 5, and when the top glass popped out it broke a "cable" in half. I can't...

Most of you are probably aware of the bug (iOS 6-) that requires you to set the correct time/date and than restart the...

Hi! I just got my new iPhone 5 and I want to copy the camera roll from my old 4S to the new 5. The problem is that I only...

I have an iPhone 3gs that all of a sudden needs to be activated. I connect it to iTunes but it says that the phone is...

I'm pretty sure that you just have to sync it to the same computer as it was last synced to.

This is a very common issue with iPhone 4. The button assembly inside the phone consists of two metal plates, a layer of tape and a tiny plastic nub that's glued to the tape. This plastic nub has either been worn down och has fallen off. The best thing to do is to buy the full button assembly withe sensors and everything, but... DON'T replace the entire sensor because there is a 90% risk that the proximity sensor stops working. It's extremely sensitive. What you do is take a small knife and replace the small plates with tape and everything. It's a bit tricky but I promise, it's the best sollution. Take the phone apart and remove the screen so you easily can unscrew the button assembly.

It goes under the top left screw on the motherboard. Under the screw just right of the camera.

A stupid question maybe, but did you remove the protective film on the back of the new display? The most common cause of this issue is that the replacement glass is of poorer quality and a bit softer than the original, so it flexes when pressurized. This causes the back of the LED-display to get squeezed between the glass and the metal plate housing.

Set the date and time manually to the correct values and then restart your phone. Worked for me :)

Set the date/time manually to the correct values and then restart the phone. Worked for me :)

It seems to be a bug in iOS6 on 4S. I've had the same problem and for me the sollution was to connect the phone to iTunes and when iTunes has found the phone you take out and insert the sim-card again. It might take a few tries. Try that and report if it worked or not.

I too have this issue. I don't have any possibility to connect it to iTunes at the moment. Can anyone else confirm that it helps to do a reset in iTunes?