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Water damage to entire phone or just battery? Posted: 17 Mar 2012 02:51 PM PDT I somehow got water all over my phone from a water bottle. It's a Motorola Atrix. However, I did make the mistake of trying to turn it back on after simply drying it off with a towel, I didn't put it in a bag of rice until later. It's been about a day and my phone will work when the battery is out and plugged into the charger (it shows an image of a battery with a question mark), and it seems to be fully functional with the battery in as well. Few problems, though. The phone will only stay working when plugged into a charger, and when unplugged, it only lasts about 15 minutes and turns off and I have to plug it into a charger to turn it on again. It isn't able to detect my "SD card" either, since the icon on hte left corner doesn't go away. Other than those issues, the phone is able to recognize my SIM card, and work fine. Is the battery all that's broken and should I look into buying a replacement? Or is the actual phone itself broken and should I just look into purchasing a whole new one?

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china mobile Posted: 16 Mar 2012 01:23 AM PDT Did you ever use china mobile phones? If you do, are you satisfied?

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Getting a new phone - iPhone or Android? Posted: 15 Mar 2012 08:21 AM PDT Hi! I just got my first cell phone a couple of months ago (Sony Ericsson Xperia series) but there's been nothing but problems with it, and I recently sent it to get fixed. I highly doubt they'll be able to repair it, though. So, I'll probably get a new phone. This time around, I want to be sure to get one which just works the way it should. That's why I need help. I've been looking at the iPhone 4S and I could very well afford it, but is it worth the money? About 90% of my friends have the iPhone 4/4S and they all say it's a great phone. I have to admit, I like the simple, user-friendly interface, the Apple product syncing and so on. Is anyone here experienced with iPhones? Could you give me some advice? Is the 4S worth it? I originally thought about an iPhone 4, but a friend who owns a 4S told me it's faster and better, plus you get Siri. Also, is the screen keyboard something you get used to? My Xperia has a physical keyboard, which I like, but if the iPhone is as great as everyone says, I could very well get used to an on-screen keyboard as well. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks. :)

Brick Motorola Phones Posted: 14 Mar 2012 06:50 PM PDT Hi I am looking to gte a old 80's brick Motorola - a few actually for an educational project. Anyone know where I can buy a few. if you have one - would you be willing to sell it?

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CellPhone Ghost?? Posted: 14 Mar 2012 11:33 AM PDT Urgent Security/Safety Matter! Please Help! Is it possible for someone to call my cellphone and a number appear on my phone that is actually "ghost"(different then the actual number they are calling me from) ?

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Water damaged phone Posted: 12 Mar 2012 02:06 PM PDT If I have a water damaged phone that has the pink strip on the phone and want to sell it on eBay am I better off just selling it as is for parts or is it worth it to try and bring it back to life with alcohol and making sure it works correctly then selling it? Part of the question is that I will give full disclosure as to the water damage either way. It is a relatively low end phone either way. Samsung a767

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