[Q] Xperia Play rattle when shook. - Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I'm just wondering if it's normal that when you shake the Xperia Play up and down you can hear a slight rattling noise?
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I think your one is broken...
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Doesn't yours make a noise?? It does not do it when the slide is extended...
Please could anyone else confirm?
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Mine only makes it when its closed and is slight ( i had to put it near my ear to hear it)...When opened i dont hear anything.

Nabeel_Nabs said:
Mine only makes it when its closed and is slight ( i had to put it near my ear to hear it)...When opened i dont hear anything.
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Exactly the same as mine then. Maybe it's the hinge?

I think when its closed the wiring that connects the bottom to the top is lose, but when its open it isn't lose, seems normal...

TheCraig said:
I think when its closed the wiring that connects the bottom to the top is lose, but when its open it isn't lose, seems normal...
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You can also hear the noise?

cined said:
You can also hear the noise?
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Yeah, Ain't that worried over it, Noticed it some time ago and phoned Sony Ericsson they said it was normal.

It's normal all plays do it, its just the ribbon that connects the pad tapping the plastic.
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How to solve reject calls when having DHD in pocket?

As many knows there is a very annoying problem when you have your DHD in your jack pocket and answering when someone calls you.
Most often, like 9 times of 10, you accidentally reject the call when pullinng your phone out of your jacket pocket.
Is there any solution to this? surely HTC must be aware of this problem?
Is the only solution to install a ROM without sense?
I'm sorry, as annoying as it may be, and I mean no offence but this is purely user error.
Prodelin said:
As many knows there is a very annoying problem when you have your DHD in your jack pocket and answering when someone calls you.
Most often, like 9 times of 10, you accidentally reject the call when pullinng your phone out of your jacket pocket.
Is there any solution to this? surely HTC must be aware of this problem?
Is the only solution to install a ROM without sense?
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There is a solution! You obviously put your phone upside down in your pocket and when you pull it out, you reject the call. Just put your phone the proper way and you'll be answering the call instead of rejecting it (happens to me all the time especially while driving) .
Now the serious answer is unfortunately "no". You either have to put it in your pocket with the screen facing outwards, or you can use a pouch. BTW stock one is great.
The first person to say
stevejobs said:
You're holding it wrong
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will get sent to the naughty step.
But yes, I listen to music a lot so my phone is in my pocket upside down but I always make sure the screen is facing in then to remove you can slide your hand down the back of the phone (oo er) and grab the sides.
[edit] @andyharney Come on, that one had to make you smile!
Mr_JMM said:
I'm sorry, as annoying as it may be, and I mean no offence but this is purely user error.
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It's not a user error and i didn't ask for your opinion, it's improperly designed software by HTC that have not done extensive testing in how a user handles their phones.
My phone sits in my pocket same as MR_JMM'S never rejected a call getting it out.
Btw if you dont want peoples opinions best not post on xda
Ok, where to start.
1). Have you tried a different jacket pocket?
2). Have you tried a different jacket?
3). How about your trousers/pants? Same results?
4). Have you tried wearing gloves, and answering the call with your nose? Example
Any combination of the above could solve your issue.
andyharney said:
Ok, where to start.
1). Have you tried a different jacket pocket?
2). Have you tried a different jacket?
3). How about your trousers/pants? Same results?
4). Have you tried wearing gloves, and answering the call with your nose? Example
Any combination of the above could solve your issue.
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You sir, are a star!!
ghostofcain said:
My phone sits in my pocket same as MR_JMM'S never rejected a call getting it out.
Btw if you dont want peoples opinions best not post on xda
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How do you know? you married to MR_JMM?
Mr_JMM said:
You sir, are a star!!
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<Off Topic> Gizmodo actually gave me one the otherday. </Off Topic>
Prodelin said:
How do you know? you married to MR_JMM?
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LLOLOLOLOL this thread made my day hahhhaha
oh ****!!!!! My trousers have taked my telephone to speak with my girlfriend!!!!! what can i do???
any advise?
SERGI.3210 said:
LLOLOLOLOL this thread made my day hahhhaha
oh ****!!!!! My trousers have taked my telephone to speak with my girlfriend!!!!! what can i do???
any advise?
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if i don´t see it i don´t believe it... someone was press my thank´s button
LOLx100000000000000000000000
SERGI.3210 said:
if i don´t see it i don´t believe it... someone was press my thank´s button
LOLx100000000000000000000000
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True, someone says user fault who runs Cyanogenmod, LOL
He can just slide like iPhone, maybe he never tried Sense?
how about widget locker. The sliding motion is sideway so it may help. Paid apps though.
I think you misunderstand what's happening when you unwillingly answer a call. You slide the dialer with your leg, not with your hand. That's why putting the phone screen outwards would help with that, but it could be bad for it if you bump into something or fall.
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tkolev said:
I think you misunderstand what's happening when you unwillingly answer a call. You slide the dialer with your leg, not with your hand. That's why putting the phone screen outwards would help with that, but it could be bad for it if you bump into something or fall.
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Ah ah, that kinda makes more sense, but I never experienced that even before I ran CM because my gel case stops the screen coming in contact with my trouser leg, still can't believe that IF this is a real issue it's not been raised on XDA before now.
I think you misunderstand what's happening when you unwillingly answer a call. You slide the dialer with your leg, not with your hand. That's why putting the phone screen outwards would help with that, but it could be bad for it if you bump into something or fall.
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Ah ah, that kinda makes more sense, but I never experienced that even before I ran CM because my gel case stops the screen coming in contact with my trouser leg, still can't believe that IF this is a real issue it's not been raised on XDA before now.
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i think the same bro' because the DHD has a capacitive display....i always try sense roms and never had this issue...
also i always use screen protectors & a case that covers totally the phone when i'm not using it..
oh this thread its too useful for to me
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ghostofcain said:
Ah ah, that kinda makes more sense, but I never experienced that even before I ran CM because my gel case stops the screen coming in contact with my trouser leg, still can't believe that IF this is a real issue it's not been raised on XDA before now.
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Dude...you got it right but the problem is that i have it in my jacket and it doesn't matter if i put it straight down or upside down, the calls get rejected anyway.
It is a major problem and it has been raised to HTC in my country as the DHD screen is very large this problem is more common with DHD than the smaller screens from HTC.
People running CM7 Rom doesn't have this problem as they answer the calls the "iphone" slide to the side...
I've tried Widgetlocker but it doesn't help at all.
Problem is, why have a Sense slide for rejecting calls in the first place? slide it up and the call gets rejected, remove it and the problem is solved.
This is an issue for me too. I have the phone in my pocket with the screen facing my body, and it is my body that activates the slide-to-reject as the phone leaves my pocket. I have to be very careful when retrieving the phone when a call comes in.
Don't like cases, so please don't suggest that.
It is a HTC design flaw - they should have implemented as slide left/right like on the Touch HD.
mjt said:
This is an issue for me too. I have the phone in my pocket with the screen facing my body, and it is my body that activates the slide-to-reject as the phone leaves my pocket. I have to be very careful when retrieving the phone when a call comes in.
Don't like cases, so please don't suggest that.
It is a HTC design flaw - they should have implemented as slide left/right like on the Touch HD.
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Yes exactly, cases are so 80's when we had to carry a brick Problem is that Widgetlocker doesn't work for call-ins....it defaults back to sense.
Anyway, people who use original slider(no sense rom) doesn't seem to have this problem as the slider is different like iPhone, god i hate iPhone but that's another story
I bought HTC because of sense, otherwise i could have bought a Samsung.

The hole in cases on back top right corner is for what?

Does anyone know what the hole is for on the top right corner on the back of the GN? Images below. You can also search for cases on Ebay and it is on all of them.
Noise-cancellation mic.
AndroidZ28 said:
Noise cancelling mic.
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I don't see a mic hole on any of those pictures. And if you look at the second picture, it almost looks like a camera.
No GN I've seen so far has a mic in that location and that would be a pretty bad location for it.
Zacisblack said:
I don't see a mic hole on any of those pictures. And if you look at the second picture, it almost looks like a camera.
No GN I've seen so far has a mic in that location and that would be a pretty bad location for it.
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Look carefully...
Zacisblack said:
I don't see a mic hole on any of those pictures. And if you look at the second picture, it almost looks like a camera.
No GN I've seen so far has a mic in that location and that would be a pretty bad location for it.
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Oh, yeah, a camera, that's it... No clue what that big ole thing an inch away is, but that tiny hole that you didn't even see - yeah that's a camera...
And please do tell why that would be a horrible location for a mic?
Chirality said:
Look carefully...
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Very odd indeed.
AndroidZ28 said:
Oh, yeah, a camera, that's it... No clue what that big ole thing an inch away is, but that tiny hole that you didn't even see - yeah that's a camera...
And please do tell why that would be a horrible location for a mic?
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I never said it was a camera. I said whatever is behind that hole in the second picture just looks like one, alright? Cool.
And if you are on speaker phone and you place your phone down the noise cancelling mic is obstructed. Not that hard to realize honestly. Also, many people put their index finger on the top right of the phone when they hold it to their ear.
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I never said it was a camera. I said whatever is behind that hole in the second picture just looks like one, alright? Cool.
And if you are on speaker phone and you place your phone down the noise cancelling mic is obstructed. Not that hard to realize honestly. Also, many people put their index finger on the top right of the phone when they hold it to their ear.
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If you put the phone down in the way you describe you would also be obstructing the speaker... Most people set the phone with the speaker up for that.
I cannot fathom holding my phone in a way that obstructs that mic, however, even if i did, I would still have a regular phone call...
Zacisblack said:
Very odd indeed.
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What's odd about it?
If it is a noise cancellation mic then its in the perfect position so I would back that theory. Up against the ear it would pick up surrounding sounds to minimize external sounds, in speakerphone operation (screen face down) it would act the same way and as the phone is quite long very few people would put their finger over the top of the phone to obstruct it.
Mark.
I think its the speaker.
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astroturf32 said:
I think its the speaker.
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Trololol
Between the click of the light and the start of a dream.
Its probably the barometer. I'm surprised I am the first person to say it.
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richmelchr said:
Its probably the barometer. I'm surprised I am the first person to say it.
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You don't need a dedicated hole for the barometer. Any whole anywhere would do.
richmelchr said:
Its probably the barometer. I'm surprised I am the first person to say it.
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The barometer doesn't need a hole. It can just be inside the phone. It doesn't need a specific port to measure pressure. The pressure in the phone is the same as outside the phone, and there are plenty of ports on the phone already (the inside obviously isn't air tight).
mystery solved:
voxigenboy said:
mystery solved:
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LOL. That would be awesome, but the hole is way too small for the lanyard though
and it would need 2 holes for that
And its at the wrong end of the phone lol.
Mark.
just for reference, on the SGS2
the mic is at the bottom, and the noise cancellation mic is at the top, pretty close to where the opening of the GN case is showing
so i wouldn't be surprised if there's really a NC Mic in that location
after all it's just a pin hole, i don't think those pics are high quality enough to show it

Rattiling noise

When you shake your phone next to your ear, do you hear a rattling noise in the phone?
Is this normal?
Sounds like the volume rocker rattling a bit on mine. I hadn't noticed before. It doesn't seem particularly concerning to me.
n1mr0d said:
Sounds like the volume rocker rattling a bit on mine. I hadn't noticed before. It doesn't seem particularly concerning to me.
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The thing is if you hold the volume keys down, the rattle is still there?
It's the camera lens I believe.
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BrandonPrice31 said:
The thing is if you hold the volume keys down, the rattle is still there?
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Not on mine.
n1mr0d said:
Not on mine.
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So when you hold down the volume rocker, you hear no rattiling? In all motions?
Can we have more people to confirm this?
Is it the camera leans? When you shake your phone near your ear, do you hear noise?
BrandonPrice31 said:
So when you hold down the volume rocker, you hear no rattiling? In all motions?
Can we have more people to confirm this?
Is it the camera leans? When you shake your phone near your ear, do you hear noise?
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When I lightly put my thumb on the volume rocker to keep it still, I get no rattle at all.
If I hold the Volume rocker and lens while slightly shaking, I can faintly hear the Ocean... lol Seems to me it's the volume rocker.
The camera lense. So dont shake much
Just waiding in on this one. I have the galaxy nexus and if I tap the back of my phone it rattles quite badly. Its the camera. Its floated lens on a spring so it will rattle. Its normal for this type of lens
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hello people;
I am having the same problem, a noise when I shake the phone, someone has a solution for the case?
someone discovered something?
someone?
ramonbn said:
hello people;
I am having the same problem, a noise when I shake the phone, someone has a solution for the case?
someone discovered something?
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just as Kenneth said above, there's nothing to worry really. it's just the way these types of camera modules are constructed.
aside from the noise, your camera functions normally, right?
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ador_butch said:
just as Kenneth said above, there's nothing to worry really. it's just the way these types of camera modules are constructed.
aside from the noise, your camera functions normally, right?
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The camera works normally
ramonbn said:
hello people;
I am having the same problem, a noise when I shake the phone, someone has a solution for the case?
someone discovered something?
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You take a hammer and flat screwdriver, then you break the the glass protecting the camera. Next you fill the camera up with superglue and wait until its completely stuck. Voila, now nothing can move so your camera wont work or make a single sound.
Você faz um boquetinho wargreymon89 ?
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ramonbn said:
The camera works normally
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that's good since nothing is wrong with the camera, you just have to try and ignore the rattling.
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ador_butch said:
that's good since nothing is wrong with the camera, you just have to try and ignore the rattling.
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Thank's man. I try...

Water in Speaker Problem :(

Hi guys, maybe due to my silly act or smth, i placed my phone on a wet surface today, and when i listen to my phone's speaker for YouTube, it sounds horrid and distorted... Any idea how to fix it? Cos' if not, I'm probably gonna get a hTC Sensation soon an give this to my sis so yea... sad story
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Lol why u place you phone on water? Hmm maybe you can try use the hairdryer and "blow" the speaker place. It worked for my nokia 3310
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TiTAN-O-One said:
Hi guys, maybe due to my silly act or smth, i placed my phone on a wet surface today, and when i listen to my phone's speaker for YouTube, it sounds horrid and distorted... Any idea how to fix it? Cos' if not, I'm probably gonna get a hTC Sensation soon an give this to my sis so yea... sad story
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Let your speaker dry and do not use it till it dryied, else the moving parts that are glued together may loose their connection and the distortion will stay permament.
honeyx said:
Let your speaker dry and do not use it till it dryied, else the moving parts that are glued together may loose their connection and the distortion will stay permament.
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o_o maybe too late for that but thanks for the tip!
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ipromeh said:
Lol why u place you phone on water? Hmm maybe you can try use the hairdryer and "blow" the speaker place. It worked for my nokia 3310
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Haha, i use the "blow" method using my mouth and my friend was the one who cause all this really -.-"
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TiTAN-O-One said:
Haha, i use the "blow" method using my mouth and my friend was the one who cause all this really -.-"
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Haha good luck, maybe It will be okay soon because I think the weird sound come out is because of water on the speaker surface and have to wait or "blow" until it dry
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TiTAN-O-One said:
Hi guys, maybe due to my silly act or smth, i placed my phone on a wet surface today, and when i listen to my phone's speaker for YouTube, it sounds horrid and distorted... Any idea how to fix it? Cos' if not, I'm probably gonna get a hTC Sensation soon an give this to my sis so yea... sad story
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open ur phone case n try to make it dry with fan, maybe
I have experienced that problem as well. You just need to dry your phone, until it completely dry, using hair dryer is expected. Just expose with it, wait until you sure, and it'll be work
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Put it into the rice!!! It saved my touchscreen, and it was COMPLETELY wet!!
TiTAN-O-One said:
Hi guys, maybe due to my silly act or smth, i placed my phone on a wet surface today, and when i listen to my phone's speaker for YouTube, it sounds horrid and distorted... Any idea how to fix it? Cos' if not, I'm probably gonna get a hTC Sensation soon an give this to my sis so yea... sad story
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Hi TiTAN-O-One,
I hope, your problem is gone for now, but perhaps it would be helpful to know what you can do, when such unfortunate happens.
This phone is really easy to disassemble and reassemble. Replacement parts are not expensive and almost everywhere easy reachable.
I had to replace my internal speaker because it sounded distorted. I bought the part and with some tools i replaced the internal speaker with the proximity sensor earphone jack and upper michrophone (these are all on one unit). You will find an accurate guide on youtube on how to disassemble and reassemble your wonder without damaging it. It's quite easy.
In case it gets wet it is the same, you can safely disassemble it, dry and carefully clean parts and thats it. All you need is patience, some time, and the tools described in the youtube guide.
I did that and my device is still up and running. If you decide try, thats the way...
Hope that this little guidance helped! :fingers-crossed:
bhun said:
Hi TiTAN-O-One,
I hope, your problem is gone for now, but perhaps it would be helpful to know what you can do, when such unfortunate happens.
This phone is really easy to disassemble and reassemble. Replacement parts are not expensive and almost everywhere easy reachable.
I had to replace my internal speaker because it sounded distorted. I bought the part and with some tools i replaced the internal speaker with the proximity sensor earphone jack and upper michrophone (these are all on one unit). You will find an accurate guide on youtube on how to disassemble and reassemble your wonder without damaging it. It's quite easy.
In case it gets wet it is the same, you can safely disassemble it, dry and carefully clean parts and thats it. All you need is patience, some time, and the tools described in the youtube guide.
I did that and my device is still up and running. If you decide try, thats the way...
Hope that this little guidance helped! :fingers-crossed:
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Thanks for the tip! Actually, this problem always happens.. but after sometime, the water probably dried enuff and the internal speaker doesnt sound anything distorted anymore !
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TiTAN-O-One said:
Thanks for the tip! Actually, this problem always happens.. but after sometime, the water probably dried enuff and the internal speaker doesnt sound anything distorted anymore !
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You're welcome!
That's good luck for you that your speaker did not take a major damage.:good:
But watch out, because these electronic parts can be easily be damaged without any other option than replacing them.
I use my phone with silicon case and above that i have a carrying bag too.
Wolud be nice for this phone to (at least) be waterproof. There are some casings that can make our wonder waterproof, but they are way too expensive by sametime not allowing a confortable use of the device.

Back speaker crackle?

My back speaker will sometimes crackle when I hit the microphone button while in google now.
Anyone elses?
stevessvt said:
My back speaker will sometimes crackle when I hit the microphone button while in google now.
Anyone elses?
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YES, MINE TOO! On speakerphone, and when trying to play music through it etc.
It's done this on stock and Cyanogen mod, worryingly making me wonder if it's a hardware rather than software issue.
Mine too. Then i remember that i accidentaly put my zl on wet surface. It was soaked with water. But it goes off few days later.
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Mine too. Then i remember that i accidentaly put my zl on wet surface. It was soaked with water. But it goes off few days later.
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My phones never go anywhere near water, so I'm pretty sure it's not that.
And mine is 4 days old, never near water, so yeah, pretty sure its not that also.
Mine crackles while playing some games. I initially thought it was due to the game's assets or code being corrupted, but perhaps it's due to something else entirely.
I've yet to update my phone to the latest version (I want to make a backup before I do this), but when I do I'll probably check it out further.

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