G Plus G110 Destroyer Dual SIMG plus and has the ability to hold water

G-Plus G110 Destroyer, Dual SIMG-plus and has the ability to hold water | Price and Specification | G-plus G110 Destroyer resilient and have the ability to hold water. The concept design is not much different from Sonim phones. The phone is perfect for fans of outdoor activities such as mountain climbing, off-road racer, traveler, and so on.

G-plus G110 Destroyer is coated material combinations plus rubber and hard plastic casing that has a special grip for comfort when gripped. G-110 Destroyer plus also includes MP3 player, video player, FM radio and 1.5 megapixel camera provides power plus the ability to record video. Destroyer G110 G-plus also features an internet browser with GPRS data. The mobile phone supports Dual SIM GSM capability is equipped Dual Standby Bluetooth and USB data cable port. G-plus G110 Destroyer also rely capacity 1700 mAh lithium battery.

Specifications G-plus G110 Destroyer:

• Network: Triband GSM (900/1800/1900 MHz)
• Dual SIM
• Screen: Color TFT
• Transfer data: GPRS
• External Memory: microSD
• Camera: 1.5 megapixel camera, video recorder
• Messaging: SMS, MMS
• Connectivity: Bluetooth, cable USB data
• Browser: WAP
• Features: MP3/MP4 player, FM radio, Torch (flashlight), Calendar, calkulator, Alarm, Speakerphone; Battery: Lithium ion 1700 mAh

Price around U.S. $60.

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What To Do If You Drop Your iPhone In Water

If you ever happen to accidentally drop your iPhone in water then you will find the do-it-yourself procedure posted by iFixYouri useful, especially since warranties don’t cover water damage.
According to iFixYouri, a repair shop for iPhones, water damaged iPhone is one of the most common iPhone repair types.
Here is iFixYouri’s do-it-yourself (DIY) procedure:

    It is imperative to remove the iPhone out of the water ASAP. Once the iPhone is out of the water, you want to make sure it is powered off.
    If you get a white pinwheel on the screen and it won’t turn of, you hold down the power button and home button until it turns off. In the video we failed to record it powering back on after we powered it off. Wesimply repeated the ‘power off process’ and moved on to the next important step; remove the SIM card.
    Once the SIM card is removed you want to put the iPhone in an uncooked bag of rice. Tighten the bag so all extra air is gone and seal it.
    Wait 48 to 76 hours after the water exposure and then try it out. If you find at that time it is not functioning properly as a result of the iPhone water damage put back in the rice and mail it to iFixYouri who specialize in fixing water damaged iPhones.

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