Lost Iphones Found

A man in the United Kingdom who dropped his mobile phone in a river nearly a year ago says he "can't believe" it has been returned to him in working condition.

Becki Beckmann lost her Apple iPhone 10 years ago. The mystery was solved recently.

Surprisingly the iPhone was returned to the owner in working condition.

Scuba diver Cerys Hearsey found the iPhone lost at the bottom of the sea when it lit up upon receiving the message.

A lost iPhone X was returned to its owner in working condition, even after the handset spent two weeks at the bottom of a river.

When Jessa Jones found out her kids had submerged her iPhone in her toilet, causing a clog, she thought her phone was a lost cause. It powered on but didn't seem to be taking a charge anymore. The Apple store warns against water damage, which is not covered by warranty.

From the beginning, their tragedies ran parallel.

What goes around, comes around! This proverb turned true for two young engineering students as their fate took them to the same man whose lost phone they had found and set out to sell it on a sale-purchase portal before landing in police net.

A prototype of the next iPhone, which a person with knowledge of Apple's plans confirmed was real, was found in a bar, sparking a frenzy among the obsessed.

A man in the United Kingdom who dropped his mobile phone in a river nearly a year ago says he "can't believe" it has been returned to him in working condition.

Becki Beckmann lost her Apple iPhone 10 years ago. The mystery was solved recently.

Surprisingly the iPhone was returned to the owner in working condition.

Scuba diver Cerys Hearsey found the iPhone lost at the bottom of the sea when it lit up upon receiving the message.

A lost iPhone X was returned to its owner in working condition, even after the handset spent two weeks at the bottom of a river.

When Jessa Jones found out her kids had submerged her iPhone in her toilet, causing a clog, she thought her phone was a lost cause. It powered on but didn't seem to be taking a charge anymore. The Apple store warns against water damage, which is not covered by warranty.

From the beginning, their tragedies ran parallel.

What goes around, comes around! This proverb turned true for two young engineering students as their fate took them to the same man whose lost phone they had found and set out to sell it on a sale-purchase portal before landing in police net.

A prototype of the next iPhone, which a person with knowledge of Apple's plans confirmed was real, was found in a bar, sparking a frenzy among the obsessed.