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I am working as a HP field support engineer at FieldEngineer.com. It is a Marketplace for On-Demand telecom workforce, extending from field engineers to high-level network engineers,It has project managers and Network Architects in 146 nations.
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This is a great opportunity for those interested in write for us technology. You can submit your guest post on the blog, please provide a title, introduction and headings for individual sections.
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Here we are going to discuss, how to eject water from iPhone. As someone who likes taking their phone to the shower, I have to say it’s a risky move. It’s likely that your phone will end up getting splashed water and some of the water might even seep into the speaker grills. Due to the way water is attracted to a speaker’s grills, your iPhone may get wet when it comes into contact with water. The built-in water eject feature in Apple Watch is a helpful solution, but it’s missing on the iPhone, so this nifty Siri shortcut should cover you if you need to get that excess liquid out. water shortcut