Unknown error codes usually appear when iTunes is unable to carry out specific task or operation like restoring iOS or installing new firmware updates on your iPhone. There are a lot of error codes that are stored on the iTunes database. Among those that are often occurring during iOS restore or update is the iTunes
Sluggishness, frozen or unresponsive display and screen lags are common indications of performance problems in mobile devices. These symptoms usually instigate as the device aged or direct results of wear-and-tear. Nonetheless, there also certain factors that can trigger any of these symptoms to occur earlier even on a high-tiered smartphone. Rogue apps, bad updates, and
System crashes, lags, and other performance issues in mobile devices are often tied to insufficient or low memory. However, these symptoms can also be triggered by some other factors like software bugs and malware. This is likely the case for some new and high-tiered smartphones that are acting up after upgrading platforms or operating systems
There are many possible reasons as to why your iPhone gets stuck on the Connect to iTunes or recovery mode screen due to a failed iOS update, incomplete iOS restore, or failed jailbreak. All these are attributed to software problems. On the other hand, if your iPhone can get stuck due to hardware damage. This
A recovery mode restore is usually among the last possible solution to try when dealing with persistent software issues in iOS devices. You can also restore your iOS device in recovery mode if your device won’t update software, when getting off a bad beta, or when your device becomes completely unresponsive and nothing else is
Apple has recently unveiled three powerful, sophisticated smartphones dubbed as the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR. These are by far, the most expensive iPhones ever released by the Cupertino tech giant. These new iPhones come with iOS 12 as pre-installed platform, thus users can expect more advanced features and functionalities. When it
An iPhone that gets stuck on the Apple logo, black screen, red screen, and recovery mode screen usually denotes a serious software problem that often requires advanced solutions including system resets and restore. Normally, you can exit Recovery mode after performing a successful restore or system update by unplugging the iPhone from the USB cable,
Updates are rolled to offer benefits. But not all people benefit from an update. Instead, they ended up facing different kinds of trouble after updating their respective devices. This therefore denotes that post-update problems are inevitable. If you’re lucky, then everything works fine or even better after installing a new update but if you aren’t,
System crashes depicted by stuck screen or unresponsive display is one of the common issues encountered by smartphone owners after installing new update. This usually occurs as many apps can become rogue after the platform transition. When apps go rogue, various symptoms can be triggered. Thus, certain apps or the phone’s operating system itself suddenly
While various types of post-update exist, keeping phone software up-to-date is still highly recommended. Updates are generally intended to serve good purposes from bringing in new features to fixing bugs and system errors on certain devices. But because of many factors, installing an update can sometimes cause you headaches and troubles as new issues begin
You’re certain that nothing is plugged into the headphone jack of your iPhone but when you press the volume controls, it says “Headphones.” Apparently, your iPhone is stuck on headphone mode. Something must have triggered the device to think that it’s still on headphone mode even when no headphones are plugged in. Often times, it’s