After replacing a cracked screen on a verizon iphone 4 the frontfacing camera is stuck on shutter, while the rear camera only works sometimes… I have tried checking the connections, as well resetting everything and even restoring. I have heard about possibly jumping something on the logic board but cant find where, a picture would be great. thanks
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Description
Clapp the Hands offers you a simple utility for taking photos using an autoshutter timer. The only thing you must do is to configurate the delay time, tap the icon, wait and the photo will be taken.
To know when it is going to take the photo, the last 4 seconds a beep will be played.
Once the photo is taked, you can review it and send it by email.
The photo will…
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