1. Turn off the phone. Do not attempt to turn it on. Remove it from a charger if it is plugged in, and take out the battery as quickly as possible.

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1. Use a towel to dry your phone. Next, you should gently pat or dab all areas of the phone with a towel, especially the keyboard.
2. Sanitize the phone. At this point, you can either decide to “cleanse” your phone of any dirty substances or else skip straight to step 4. Do not immediately put it in a bag or dish of rice. Many sources will tell you to put your phone directly into a bag of rice. However, this can end up damaging your phone more, as grains can work their way into small spaces and cause harm on their own. Instead — especially if your phone fell in a toilet or was covered in a sticky liquid like beer — focus on removing harmful substances. After, pat your phone dry with a towel and leave it for at least 24 hours. Some sources suggest using distilled or clean water; others say 100% rubbing alcohol should do the trick.
3. Absorb any residual water. In this stage, you can either use a vacuum to suck out the remaining water, put it in an airtight ziplock bag, or, if you already have one, use a phone drying pouch or Silica Desiccant (the small beads found in those pouches in new shoes). Alternatively, you can put the phone next to an air conditioning vent or dehumidifier. Leave the phone, turned off, for at least 24 to 48 hours. (Some people also swear by rice, but keep the risks of “rice damage” in mind.)
4. Put the battery back in your phone. After waiting the minimum three days between steps, try to turn on your phone. If it powers on, take a minute to test all the buttons and regular functions. If it seems normal, you’re probably in the clear. Keep an eye on it for the next few days, but if it continues to function without problems, then your phone is damage-free.

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The phone — which will be available in pale pink, clear, and light blue — has the ability to be used even when the user’s hands are wet and when they are wearing gloves, unlike various other phone models. Perfect for professional and amateur chefs, the phone also has special apps that let the user look at recipes, answer the phone, and set timers, all while their hands are dirty.

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The Various Features of the Smartphone

In addition to the water-resistant design, the phone also has several other impressive features. This includes a 130-megapixel camera that works well even in low-light conditions and shade, with their proprietary AINOS Engine. It also has a weather forecast alarm clock that rings and reads the weather forecast aloud all at once. It even has the capability to go off earlier on days when it is raining to account for any possible weather delays in the morning commute.

The company released their first water-resistant phone in December 2015, but the newest model has more wash-resistant capabilities than the initial version. The phone’s other details include a 5-inch display with 720p HD resolution, 3,000mAh battery, and 16GB of storage. The phone can also hold up to 200GB of external memory, and it runs Android 7.0 Nougat.

This new model has a Blue Light Cut app that is easier on the eyes and reduces fatigue during long lengths of use. Some of the main advantages (of all of the phone’s features) include being able to use it in the shower or bathtub, not worrying about getting caught in the rain or snow, and being able to freely use the phone at places like the beach or near a swimming pool.

Pricing and Future Availability

No pricing information about the phone has been released, and as of yet there is no news about whether or not the phone will be available outside of Japan. However, if the phone proves to be popular, there is speculation that the technology could soon spread to Europe and the United States.

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Aquaalert

This app calculates your ideal water intake based on your gender, weight, and activity level. Check the graphic display to see your hydration level and daily consumption. Another convenient feature is the automatic bedtime mode, which ensures that you won’t receive reminders while you’re sleeping. If you need more motivation, the app sends automatic notes on the benefits of staying hydrated. It can also tell you if you consume more fluids than you need to.

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Hydro Coach

Simply provide some personal details (age, weight, gender, and lifestyle), and Hydro Coach will help you set a daily water intake goal. You can also customize the app based on the type of glass you normally drink from. Hydro Coach will remind you when to drink and refill your glass. Graphs provide statistical analysis of your water drinking habits on a weekly or monthly basis. An easy-to-use diary lets you keep track of your water consumption. You can also share your progress with your friends.

Water Coach

This hydration tracker will determine the approximate amount of fluids you should be drinking per day based on your weight. You can also set a personalized intake goal. The app will remind you when to drink and will send you notifications if you are falling behind schedule.

Water Drink Reminder

Start by entering your weight and the app will calculate the amount of water you should have on a daily basis. Each time you drink a cup of water, be sure to log it into the app. This hydration tracker will not only monitor what you drink, but also send you reminders telling you when to drink.

Water Time Pro

First, calculate how much water you should consume daily. In order to maintain proper hydration, set reminders that prompt you to drink throughout the day. A flexible notification system allows you to adjust the time and frequency of the alerts. This app can be customized to suit any dietary regime. If you want to see how you did overall on any given day, tap on the progress bar for updates.

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