0 bytes free space. ios 8.1.3. HELP

PLEASE HELP NOW.
My iphone6 says it has 0 bytes available
problems arised since ios 8.1.3 update.
I never had any problems 'till this update.
I have deleted almost everything (how cool eh? thanks apple now ill have to see what is restorable and how, and how long will it take me..)
NO MATTER WHAT I DO the phone is becoming UNUSABLE, sometimes I cant even open mail, or take a pic to whatsapp or anything.
Ive tried all kinds of phone restarting, rebooting, logging out of itunes and app store and logging in after half an hour, deactivating location services, etc. I have searched in forums, in the web.... There some other users out there also suffering this BAD BAD issue: http://www.iphonehacks.com/2015/01/ios-8-1-3-fix-problems.html
AND this bug or whatever it is ALSO affecting iCLOUD storage, I always have around 4GB of free space becuse I DON'T USE streaming photos, or mail etc, I only save a few little pages docs etc.
I am an experienced user. BUT something strange AND BAD is going on, I have deleted most apps also, nothing has changed.
I want my phone -for which I paid an important amount of money- back to work, I NEED it to develop my work.

Sandy,
My ipad is back to normal. I just kept pressing buttons on ipad and held down the reset button acting like I was trying to shut it down, but held button for at least 30 to 45 seconds and finally the apple appeared and the ipad rebooted. I rebooted it once more after I saw that everything looked normal. It came back fine. Hope you have luck with your phone.

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