[one1]

I might need a water.app after I try to install this skin from bestskinsever tomorrow.

[dontevenfucwitme]

Originally Posted by andrex04

So I managed to bring my iphone swimming in a pool of salt water with me for about 20 min. Since then It hasn't turned on, and when I plug it in, It gets suprisingly warm and smells a little strange, and the screen will flicker with a soft crackling sounds now and then.

Is there a program I can download that Can fix this?
Im not really looking for a guide, I just want to plug it in, open iwaterdamage or whatever it is, hit water-break, and have the program do its thing.

I think I heard of it once before, anyone know for sure?

wow....its sad that some people actually thought you were serious and responded...oh its hardware...software wont help....WOW...thats all...yeah i would have given it time but next time you will learn..wait for the iphone 2 bud

[fat x nub]

Originally Posted by dontevenfucwitme

wow....its sad that some people actually thought you were serious and responded...oh its hardware...software wont help....WOW...thats all...yeah i would have given it time but next time you will learn..wait for the iphone 2 bud

dude....i think this kid was serious

[chibiducky]

There's no way he was serious. No one is THAT dumb.

[Hyperextension]

A good way to dry out electronics, is to put the "wet" item in a sealed container with a bunch of rice. Rice attracts and soaks up any and all moisture in the environment.

I doubt it would fix your phone, but it will dry it out.

It works. I dropped another cell phone in some water and used this method to dry it out. It worked. Mind you, my drop was in and out, not 20 minutes of full on swimming.

[DoerrFan]

We need this sticky'd up as Best Thread Ever.
Well we have a water damage removing app.
All i need now is a iLightsaber app with real slicing power and my life is complete.