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My iPhone is borked :( 
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Part of the screen on my iPhone has stopped responding to touch.

This is whilst using any parts of the OS or any Apps I have installed :(

It is the line that comprises the second row down of apps when on the home screen or the buttons 1, 2 and 3 when trying to dial a number.

Consequently I'm back using my SE C905.

It's a first gen iPhone and it's been Jailbroken. Anything I can do with it? If I put normal iPhone OS back on will it still be under warranty?

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I heard from someone in "the industry" that this sort of thing happens to all touch phones eventually, which is why he won't get one.

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That's a good point. I suppose if I had purchased it I would probably have upgraded by now but as I got it for free from my Dad and it's nearly 3 years old and a bit battered then it's inevitable.

I checked the warranty and it has run out so no repair for me :(

I'll have to wait until next year's iPhone comes out and I'll buy it on PAYG. :D

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You could put it on eBay as broken? I'm sure someone will still pay a reasonable amount for it.

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Why don't you just repair it yourself? You can buy spares quite easily, not sure on costs but there are plenty of DIY tutorials out there.

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I'm going to assume that you've tried turning it off and on again? :roll:

Not much help, I know... sorry, I couldn't resist ;)

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John_Vella wrote:
I'm going to assume that you've tried turning it off and on again? :roll:

Are you absolutely sure it's plugged in? :D

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