After 8.3 update , everytime i delete apps or pictures , my phone doens't free storage :( i have tried to restart my phone several times , and nothing seems to fix the problem

after i updated my iphone 5s to iOS 8.3 , i downloaded a game that took all the storage away . the problem is that , when it delete the game , the storage doesn't expand, it sticks to 0 bytes. i tried to delete more apps , the problems still persists. once i go to gallery , and try to delete a picture or video , the gallery app crashes instantly. i tried to fix the problem by restarting the phone several times , and it doesn't seem to fix the problem. i need a solution to my problem , and if anyone can help , i would be grateful. i can't take pictures or save up anything anymore , and can't seem to check up on my msgs that i receive. Thank you.

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Turn off sleep mode for both screen and hard disk.
Disconnect all peripherals except your keyboard and mouse.
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