Teaching a mobile phone to swim

News · 2011-05-20T20:13:26+00:00

It didn't. It sank. In a burn (stream). Don't ask.Removed the battery and sim card, and dried everything with paper towels. Put the phone in the airing cupboard, where it will stay for a few days. Anything else I should do, before trying to use it again? I have noticed that there seem to be droplets of water between the screen and display, IYSWIM, but hopefully they will disappear in the airing cupboard.

May 20, 2011 22 Replies

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Jon Fairbairn 15 years ago

riggedness. The property of being rigged, as in "Hey! My phone's been rigged to record my location!" (Which could /never/ happen, of course.)

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tim.... 15 years ago

Siemens Mobile used to be market leader in this sector. They sold loads in Central Europe.

Strangely, few people in the UK bought them

tim

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djc 15 years ago

I got on Siemens M35, must be 10 years old now, still in use, Not that I turn my phone on unless I need to use it; obout two or three times a year.

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