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1. www.cnet.com › tech › mobileHow to Force Restart or Reset Any iPhone - CNET

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   2 days ago · James Martin/CNET. If you've got an iPhone that supports iOS 16 or later ( iPhone 8 and up, and iPhone SE 2nd and 3rd generation), then you'll want to follow these steps: Quickly press and let go ...

2. www.backmarket.co.uk › en-gb › cHow to factory reset an Android phone (4 quick scenarios)

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   3 days ago · Read how, below: Locate and tap the Settings icon on your home screen or app drawer. Tap “General” then "Backup and Reset" listed under a section labelled “Accounts and Backup.”. Tap "Factory Data Reset" under the “Personal Data” section. Confirm your choice by tapping "Reset Device" and “Delete All.”.

3. www.xda-developers.com › how-to-revive-your-iphoneHow to revive your bricked iPhone or iPad - XDA Developers

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   3 days ago · If you have an iPhone 8 or newer model (including the second generation iPhone SE ), press the volume up button and release it quickly. Then press the volume down button and release it...

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5. www.cultofmac.com › 551463 › ios-overtakes-blackberry-osBlackBerry OS lags iOS for first time: Today in Apple history

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   3 days ago · Upstart iPhone killed BlackBerry. The stats showing BlackBerry OS’ decline, released on this date in 2011, highlighted the sea change occurring in the mobile world.

6. www.ladbible.com › news › technologyApple declares one of its popular iPhones is now ‘obsolete ...

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   2 days ago · Well, that could be just the problem as Apple has declared one of its popular iPhones is now ‘obsolete’. So, if it does break, it will stay broken. That’s because once a product hits its ...

7. www.androidpolice.com › difference-renewedRenewed vs. refurbished smart phones: What's the difference?

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   5 days ago · It's time to get a new phone and repurpose the old one. But new phones, ... the best phone models to buy. ... discounts compared to new models. For example, a refurbished iPhone 12 Pro with 256GB ...

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   What happened to BlackBerry?

   • Just four years later, BlackBerry’s remarkable decline mirrored the iPhone’s rapid ascent, only in reverse. In 2009, as the iPhone really started to take off, BlackBerry’s global market share hovered around 50%. By 2013, it fell to less than 3%. And on January 4, 2022, BlackBerry officially pulled the plug on its once-dominant devices.

   Today in Apple history: iOS overtakes BlackBerry OS

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   How do I Reset my iPhone?

   • A regular restart is a more straightforward and standard way to turn your iPhone on and off again. You'll want to try doing this first by holding down one of the volume buttons and the side button, and dragging the power off slider. To turn your iPhone back on, hold down the side button again until the Apple logo appears.

   How to Force Restart or Reset Any iPhone

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   How do I Turn my iPhone back on?

   • You'll want to try doing this first by holding down one of the volume buttons and the side button, and dragging the power off slider. To turn your iPhone back on, hold down the side button again until the Apple logo appears. (If you have an iPhone 8 or older, just hold down the side or top button, then drag the power off slider.)

   How to Force Restart or Reset Any iPhone

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9. timesofindia.indiatimes.com › technology › tech-tipsHow to reset iPhone’s passcode without deleting everything

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   3 days ago · How to Reset iPhone Passcode with the Old Passcode. If you meet the requirements, follow these steps: On your locked iPhone, enter the incorrect passcode five times. You’ll see the “iPhone Unavailable” message on the screen. Tap the “Enter Previous Passcode” option; this will take you to another screen. On the next screen, enter your old passcode.