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Mobile Phone -- Maiko's notebook entry: Jul 05, 2010 In this Tirthday, I droped my mobile phone into water! I shut off it soon, and removed the battery, because I've heard I should do so (in order to avoid flowing of unnecessary current in wet mobile phone). Then, I left it for 3 days without using for drying.as much as possible. Yesterday, I turn on it with much worry, but it ran!  More properly, I could use all of main functions of mobile phone (calling, e-mail, camera, etc.), and only the screen was wrong a bit (it has shades looking like splash behind usual graphics). Anyway, it could run, so I try to use it untill it would broken down completly.

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Mobile Phone -- Maiko's notebook entry: Jul 05, 2010

In this Last Thursday, I dropped my mobile phone into water!
I shut off switched it off quickly soon, and removed the battery, because I've heard I should do so (in order to avoid flowing of unnecessary current a short-circuit in a wet mobile phone).
Then, I left it for 3 days without using it, so that it would for drying.as much as possible.
Yesterday, I turned on it with much worry, but it works! 
More properly, To be exact, I could use all (of) the main functions (of the mobile phone) (calling, e-mail, camera, etc.), and only the screen was a bit  wrong (it has shades looking like splashes behind the usual graphics).
Anyway, it could run works, so I'll try to use it untill it would broken breaks down completely.

You were lucky, Maiko; mobile phones definitely don't like water!!

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