There's nothing worse than dropping your phone in water, only to find it no longer works properly. Although putting it in rice has been an age-old solution, Apple has put out an advisory to ...

"But that's only if they didn't try to charge it or turn it on," he cautioned. Both DryBox and TekDry charge $69.99 per phone. They also do car key fobs, hearing aids, fitness trackers and TV remotes.

Everyone experiences the heart-stopping moment when your phone takes a dive into water. Instincts kick in, and you grab a bag ...

1. Remove your phone from the water, turn it off and dry it off with a dry towel or a clean cloth. 2. Place your phone in a well-ventilated area or in the shade with cool air from a fan. Samsung doesn ...

Oh said when you see this notification on your phone, it's time to turn the phone off and keep it in a cool, shaded place to prevent damage. But this does not mean leaving your phone in the car.