hard reset iphone
We regularly receive calls from upset iPhone owners telling us that their iPhone 4 has just died and will not turn on, charge, boot or react to them in any way. We seem to have discovered a nice and easy solution that works most of the time. The way to fix your problem is to simply do a hard reset on the iPhone. We are not sure what creates this problem it appears to occur quite often.

We think it is a bug in the iPhone software that just makes the phone completely freeze working now and then. If this tactic does not fix the issue then you take the iPhone in to your service provider if it's under warranty. If it is not, take it to a reputable iPhone repair centre. In order to avoid having this problem, it is recommended that you always keep your iPhone updated on the latest iOS software as each new release contains many bug fixes.

Apple is continually striving to have the most stable cellular phone operating system available. By keeping updated, you will at least know that you have the best possible software on your iPhone and that it has the least possible change of crashing. This obviously isn't a guarantee but it is a best practice. It is a common though that jailbreaking your iPhone can lead to your phone freezing, as we have described earlier in this article.

While it is possible that jailbreaking can "brick" your iPhone, it will not cause the problem we are dealing with now. We have seen this happen on both jailbroken and standard iPhones. We however, haven't seen this problem on any iPhone 3G's or 3GS's, only the iPhone 4. We wonder if the iPhone 4S will suffer from the same problem.

Apparently the same happens with 'is', except that word is changed to 'I.S'. The company had already addressed a similar bug that turned the letter I into a question mark in a box. Prior to the iOS 11.1.1 update if you typed the letter I it would autocorrect to an exclamation mark within a box.

Initially, Apple offered the following fix, although the subsequent iOS 11.1.1 update should fix the issue. 2. Tap on Text Replacement. 4. Type I for Phrase. 5. Type i for Shortcut. The same fix should work for the I.T autocorrect bug, just choose 'it' for Phrase, and type 'it' for the shortcut. Alternatively, you can use a third party keyboard or turn off predictive text. It is thought that the I issue is linked to an emoji as those people affected have an I character appearing in their frequently used emojis.

One of the new features in iOS 11.3 was access to information about battery capacity and whether Apple had been throttling your iPhone to prevent unexpected shutdowns - read about why Apple was slowing down some iPhones here. The YouTube app appears to be at fault here, rather than iOS 11, with reports of iPhones running hot when the YouTube app is in use. Hey @YouTube any news on fixing the insane battery drain on your Apple iOS YouTube app,

YouTube has responded claiming that it is addressing the issue. TeamYouTube Please address heating and battery issues in iOS youtube app. Earlier in the iOS 11 release cycle some battery life concerns identified by mobile security firm Wandera. This battery life issue could be related to the way Spotlight reindexed iOS 11 once installed, and also it could be due to users trying out new features and thereby using their device in an unusual way.

If you are experiencing a problem with battery life then the suggestion was that factory resetting your iPhone or iPad could fix it, but this would mean wiping your device. Here's how to factory reset your iPhone or iPad. Apple's iOS 11.0.1 update was thought to go some way to correcting the battery life issues, by addressing WiFi and Bluetooth settings.

There were also concerns about the battery inside the iPhone 8, with reports of two iPhones breaking after the battery burst the case open. Apple is said to be investigating the claims, which were made about iPhones bought in Taiwan and Japan. We have more information in this article: iPhone 8 battery problems: Latest news & what to do.