An example of how Apple's iPhones are considered to be the
best in the world and how durable they have been in recent days, it really
seems that the Nokia 3310's examples seem to be on the brink of it. US company
devices may also be kept.
The photographer Hooker Swarnson visited Iceland last year
to take pictures of this beautiful country, The Next Web reported.
At one point during the tour, he was pulling his hand out of
the window of a small plane to make video from the iPhone 6s, but unfortunately
a shock caused the phone to slip by hand and fall 200 feet down into the
mountain area where a The river was flooded due to the waves while the roads
were prone to leakage (see video below).
Since the phone had dropped so high, the photographer
thought that the iPhone 6s should be forgotten now and so.
But 13 months later a group of hikers discovered the phone,
which was working just fine despite the surprisingly harsh weather conditions.
The hikers contacted the photographer to inform them that
they had found a lost phone and had been working in Iceland for a year under
severe weather.
Surprisingly, the phone fell just one feature, and the voice
was not going to go away.
But how did this phone stay safe even at such a high
altitude? The photographer described it in the words "Fortunately this
phone fell on a piece of moss, the moss is thick enough in the area to be up to
30 cm thick, which is the main reason why I think this phone was safe even with
a fall.
In the video below you can see footage of this phone
dropping and still making video.
