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<blockquote data-quote="chas_m" data-source="post: 1307428"><p>I was just going to ask -- when's the last time you actually turned the iPhone OFF? I'm always surprised that a lot of people appear not to know that you can even do this -- they think the "sleep" function equals "off." It doesn't, and a "hard reset" as yzfmik said (or "turning it off and then on again" as I would say) does indeed cure most iPhone issues.</p><p></p><p>One other factor that COULD be going on is if you've filled up the iPhone's storage space to the brim. Like OS X, iOS likes to keep a little (not much, but some) "overhead" space for working with apps. If you don't have any, that could be an issue.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chas_m, post: 1307428"] I was just going to ask -- when's the last time you actually turned the iPhone OFF? I'm always surprised that a lot of people appear not to know that you can even do this -- they think the "sleep" function equals "off." It doesn't, and a "hard reset" as yzfmik said (or "turning it off and then on again" as I would say) does indeed cure most iPhone issues. One other factor that COULD be going on is if you've filled up the iPhone's storage space to the brim. Like OS X, iOS likes to keep a little (not much, but some) "overhead" space for working with apps. If you don't have any, that could be an issue. [/QUOTE]
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