I had a situation where my iPhone 4s was left outside and the battery got cold and drained itself.
I tried "Find my iPhone", but it did not work because the phone was completely dead. It was a fluke that I found the thing. It had fallen in the snow when I was getting out of my car.
Symptoms that I saw:
Phone was completely dead.
When plugged in, it just showed the outline of a battery with a thin red line basically showing no charge.
I tried rebooting, but it would not respond. I finally went back to "Find my iPhone" after it had been plugged in for about a half-hour. Sending a signal from "Find my iPhone" finally brought it back to life.
This is not a big story, but I was not able to find a cure online. The next time somebody is looking, hopefully this will help them out.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
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