Curious to see if others had a similar problem, or seen anything about it...
I setup my X the other day, but hadn't moved over my SIM card to the new phone until I could get it a case and put on a screen protector. So, I put it in Airplane Mode and back in the box. After about two hours, I got home to put the case on it, and after taking it out of the box, the screen is complete unresponsive to touch.
First I thought it had to do with the cold temperature issue, despite it not being that cold, and did a hard reset, then a restore/update. Nothing. Tried to every possible solution: restore, recovery mode, DFU mode, downgraded the software (just in case). And nothing.
Just wondered if anyone else has experienced this, or found a solution? I contacted Apple and they took it in to repair/replace (I don't have an Apple Store nearby). They weren't sure either, but I found it odd that it was great, then out of nowhere the digitizer gave out. It's doing something, though, because the phone gets incredibly hot on the back when it's on, and the battery died very quickly while in setup mode.
Another interesting note, when plugged into a MacBook Pro, it said I needed to do something for it to be used with a Windows computer, it thought it was an iPod, and it gave it a weird name that was just a string of special characters. So odd...
I setup my X the other day, but hadn't moved over my SIM card to the new phone until I could get it a case and put on a screen protector. So, I put it in Airplane Mode and back in the box. After about two hours, I got home to put the case on it, and after taking it out of the box, the screen is complete unresponsive to touch.
First I thought it had to do with the cold temperature issue, despite it not being that cold, and did a hard reset, then a restore/update. Nothing. Tried to every possible solution: restore, recovery mode, DFU mode, downgraded the software (just in case). And nothing.
Just wondered if anyone else has experienced this, or found a solution? I contacted Apple and they took it in to repair/replace (I don't have an Apple Store nearby). They weren't sure either, but I found it odd that it was great, then out of nowhere the digitizer gave out. It's doing something, though, because the phone gets incredibly hot on the back when it's on, and the battery died very quickly while in setup mode.
Another interesting note, when plugged into a MacBook Pro, it said I needed to do something for it to be used with a Windows computer, it thought it was an iPod, and it gave it a weird name that was just a string of special characters. So odd...