This iPhone 14 Pro was dropped in the ocean by an A-list celebrity and declared a complete lost cause. Step inside the lab to see how we tracked down a hidden logic board short and beat a terrifying 3-minute reboot cycle to save 800GB of irreplaceable footage.

Edit: I have made a video demonstrating this procedure more clearly that can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUZmUcBZ5Dk&t=1s A new error code has been makings its way around; error 1110. This error code is telling us that NAND Memory does not have enough storage space available to perform the update that was previously started. In the past, by the time we saw the error code it was too late and nothing could be done to save the data. The phone would likely wo

Water damaged iPhone data recovery is no simple task, so it can be a scary experience to drop your iPhone into water. What's worse, it can be downright devastating to drop your phone from a harbor into the ocean. This is what happened to Cassaundra De La Rosa from Cypress, CA. The last 2 years of her life had been largely only documented on that phone and she was not willing to just let those photos go. Luckily, she contacted us at iBoard Repair to help with her iPhone Data

It came as a board only, initial inspection shows that another shop took off the back shield. Upon connecting to dcps and double checking with a multimeter, a short is found on vdd main. This next picture was the first problem area worked on. A few short caps were around the camera ic so they were removed. After removal, vdd main was still short. The ic iself was removed as well to clear the corrosion underneath. However after that, vdd main was still full short. The front sh