

Try to keep your hands holding the device by the sides or bottom–avoid the top of the screen and upper edges. And hence, cause your iPhone to blacks out because your iPhone thinks you are on a call and placed the phone up to your ear. The proximity sensor is located at the top of your iPhone’s screen when holding it in portrait mode–you may block or otherwise obstruct the proximity reader. If you are one of those iFolks that like to hold your phone near the top of the screen, this could be why your iPhone goes dark. Watch How Your Hold Your iPhoneĪnother potential cause is just how you handle your iPhone. Some readers tell us they fixed this problem by changing their iPhone’s screen orientation–so if you see a black screen in portrait mode, switch to landscape or vice-versa. Try “Hey Siri, brighten the screen” Is Landscape Mode Causing Your iPhone Screen To Go Black? Change Your Screen Orientation There are lots of ways to ask Siri to turn up the brightness. Since Siri brightens the screen in small increments–she usually responds with it’s a little brighter now, you often need to repeat this command a few times. One of the simplest fixes to get Siri to turn up your screen’s brightness. iOS: Everything about DFU and Recovery Mode.
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Update - it’s 4 hours later and still no correct info. What am I doing wrong? Yes, I have synced several times and refreshed the app.
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But when I click ont he steps line it takes me to the chart and it shows my full steps for the day?Īlso today there is no sleep or stress tile, only heart rate, steps and calories. On the ‘my day yesterday’ tile, it is only showing maybe half of my stats from yesterday, 5,500 steps and marginal calories etc. Yesterday was my first full day, I had over 11,000 steps and I don’t know what my calorie burn etc was. (Have preciously used a 620 for only running, but now 645 is my daily tracker)Īnyway. Recent Fitbit convert here, yesterday was my first full day with my forerunner 645.
