That should give some protection and it is very functional by the looks of it
The photo quality of the new phones is great and it means you always have a camera handy. I stopped hauling my main camera around with me for all these quick photos I now use the phone
The first iPhone 4S had a bit of a problem with the battery not lasting very long. Apple released a patch to fix the problem. I'm not sure if your iPhone is one that already includes the patch or not, but you could ask your phone dealer or if you see it not lasting long, then you may want to check into installing the patch.
I've looked at lots of phone photos over the years and said to myself," why bother when you can carry a small camera", but I'm now thinking advancements in phones have come close to catching up. One thing for sure my new phone takes BETTER vids than my camera.I'm now going to carry and use both for a while, then reassess.
... they gave me these instructions......
- Press and hold down the top and bottom buttons on the iPhone until the Apple icon appeared.
- Release the buttons and let the phone do it's thing.
- When the main screen re-appears, the phone has done a forced reboot
It took all of a minute or so and the phone was fixed! He now gets his text messages as soon as they are sent.
Rebooting fixes many computer (phone?) problems.
While mine is only a couple of days old and working fine I'll keep those instructions in mind, thanks.
Yes.....simply turning it off and on again doesn't reboot the Apple system in an iPhone. That's the method to do a rebooting and you won't lose any information stored on the phone.