HT201210 hi , this iphone is change new one to me, but i use only 1 day it broken again ! i can not restored

hi , this iphone is change new one to me, but i use only 1 day it broken again ! i can not restored
Model A1429
Imei : 013717001187438
Sirim No. RAXF/63B/1012/S(12-1823)
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It seems the iPhone before the update was not officially unlocked from the carrier it is locked to. Which would mean it had been unlocked to use on your carriers sim by jailbreaking(hacking) or by using third party hardware.

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Having some issues and seriously considering exchanging my new 32GB 3GS for a 16GB version. I have 2 weeks left in my trial period. My only fear is that I get one that is even worse.
Are these concerns major enough to do the switch?
CURRENT CONS:
1) Keyboard is sometimes unresponsive for a few seconds...occasionally pauses during texting/emailing and then spits out several letters all at once
2) Occasionally receiving duplicate emails of everything....also, every so often it says my username/password are incorrect
3) I notice that applications sometimes open accidentally/randomly?
4) Soft earpiece volume (symptom of the 3GS itself?)
CURRENT PRO's:
1) Battery life seems pretty decent, compared to some of the horror stories I am reading about on here
2) Haven't dropped a call yet (over 2 week trial period), though one caller said they couldn't hear me very well
Thoughts? Thanks....

Confused3GS wrote:
1) Keyboard is sometimes unresponsive for a few seconds...occasionally pauses during texting/emailing and then spits out several letters all at once
It could be a defective iPhone upon receiving. It could be application glitches and may be resolved by a restore or Clean Restore. If you used a backup from a 3G to 3GS there have been known issues from this. It could be some 2.2.1 to 3.0 applications you downloaded and there are many issues from that as well.
It's better to delete all your applications and redownload them through the iTunes PC and have no applications on the iPhone and reinstall them from a clean installation.
2) Occasionally receiving duplicate emails of everything....also, every so often it says my username/password are incorrect
As the previous poster have said, it could be more than one email account or an incorrect setup of your e-mail account which I recommend deleting all your email accounts and add them again.
3) I notice that applications sometimes open accidentally/randomly?
It could be a 3GS software glitch or an application glitch. It could be the application when installed by the computer or downloaded directly to the 3GS model was installed incorrectly or poorly programmed. You could try uninstalling that application or all applications and reinstall them all. Sometimes a Clean Restore helps.
4) Soft earpiece volume (symptom of the 3GS itself?)
Could be a defective headset and you have 30 days to replace the headset with a new one. Another flaw is if you twisted it around or it got knotted up, it can damage the wires and make them useless. After 30 days (unless AT&T has changed their purchase policy) you pay $30 for a new one but I think they only serve the original 3G headsets and not the 3GS headsets for replacements.
1) Battery life seems pretty decent, compared to some of the horror stories I am reading about on here
As far as this goes, the battery life varies between usage of applications actually. If you spend a good amount of time playing an High Definition game like Star Defense or an Internet High Definition game like Aurora Feint II: Arena Daemons (Don't get the Beginning one. That one *****.), that would definitlely speed drain your iPhone.
2) Haven't dropped a call yet (over 2 week trial period), though one caller said they couldn't hear me very well
It could be a tower you are associating with at a call that needs to be reported as an issue. There have been a few towers I reported a while back in my area along DC and Northern Virginia that constantly have calling issues (well data for me the most part) and they may fix it.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1766
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Pictures are held in the iPhone backup. If you backup the old device just prior to the activation of the new one, then restore from that backup, the photos will be there. Music is in iTunes on the computer and when you do the restore, it will download the music from iTunes to the device during the restore. Make sure any music purchased on the iPhone that has not been transfered to iTunes on the computer is done before beginning the restore.
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Is this how you backed up your phone http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766 if not then sorry all your contents are gone.

Replacing my old iphone with a new one, need guidance/help please

Hello fellow iPhone users.
This is my first post on these message boards ever so please excuse me if this has already been discuessed before.
Recently a friend of mine dropped my iphone pretty badly and it got scratched up except for the screen however he offered to replace it for me by buying me a new one. I insisted he didnt need to but now its too late because he already opened the box. My question is, what is the process I have to do to activate my new iPhone and deactivate my old one? Can someone explain to me the steps involved in this process?
Also, how can I transfer all my contacts that are only on my iPhone to my computer so that I can transfer my contacts back again to my new phone? Also, how can I transfer all my bookmarks on my older iPhone to my comptuer so that I can send them to my new phone? Is there any clear cut easy way to do this process? Any help is much appreciated.
Essentially, what I want to do is restore all my settings, text messages, email settings, wifi hot spots, bookmarks, images etc etc on to my new iPhone while restoring my older iPhone to its blank factory condition.
Thanks a bunch

iphonefan1,
To transfer your information from your old iPhone to your new iPhone, you are going to want to do a few things:
1) Backup any information on the old iPhone to your computer. You can use Windows Address book or Outlook (2003 or 2007) to backup contacts and Internet Explorer to backup your bookmarks. You will need to import any pictures you have taken on the iPhone to your computer (they do not sync) or email them if you would like them saved. Sync your old iPhone with iTunes so that it will make a backup of your text messages and other preference information.
This article describes what information can be directly synced from your iPhone to the computer:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306071
2) Take your SIM card out of your old iPhone and put it into the new iPhone. This takes all of your ATT account information to the new iPhone so that you will not have to run through a full activation again. You will have to run through a mini-activation, but all of your information will already be set up.
3) Connect the new iPhone into your computer. As part of the mini-activation process, iTunes will ask you if you want to restore your iPhone from the backup. If you say yes, then it will use the preferences from your old iPhone and put them on the new iPhone. You can then sync any information (contacts, bookmarks, photos, etc.) that you backed up on the computer from the old iPhone to the new iPhone.
This article will help you import the data on your computer to the iPhone:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=305741
4) Once you are confident that all of your information has been transferred from the old iPhone to the new one, you can restore the old iPhone and that will put the software back to factory settings. That will also erase all of your old data. (This process cannot be undone, so please make sure you do not need any information off the old iPhone before you restore.)
Hope this helps!
Jennifer B.

Use old iPhones to buy new ones

Hi,
My name is Fernanda and I'm from Brazil.
I saw some pages saying that we can use our old/used iPhones to buy new ones with some descount.
I want to know if this is true and how does it works? Can I use my iPhone 5s from Brazil as a descount on a new iPhone 6 Plus in the US?
I'm going to the US at the begining of 2015, so if you could answer me I would be really gratefull.
Sorry if I wrote something wrong or not so formal, it's been quite a longe time that I don't write in English.
Thank you,
Fernanda.

Where did you see this? Apple does NOT do trade ins. They might give you some money as part of a recycling initiative which you can then use towards the purchase of a new phone.

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