It’s annoying when your iPhone stops mid-task, becomes unresponsive, or crashes endlessly. The Apple logo frozen on screen, odd reboots, and a dark screen that won’t wake are more prevalent than you believe. They usually result from incomplete iOS upgrades, incompatible programs, limited storage space, or failed jailbreak attempts.

It is really important to act fast when your device turns unreliable. Not attending to the issue can lead to loss of data or damage to the software. Luckily, iOS System Repair applications like Dr.Fone – iOS System Repair are safe, simple to operate, and do not come with the loss of the data. This article will guide you through the process of unfreezing or recovering a crashed iPhone using both native and third-party tools. Come along as we solve your iPhone issues without deleting any photos, conversations, or settings.

Recommended Fix: Dr.Fone – iOS System Repair

Don’t hurry to the Apple Store if your iPhone keeps freezing, crashing, or booting. Dr.Fone – iOS System Repair can solve over 150 iOS bugs without losing data. To fix your iPhone on iOS 17 or the iOS 26 beta, Dr.Fone can do it from your computer.

Why Dr.Fone Stands Out:

Dr.Fone – iOS System Repair excels at fixing iOS issues that standard techniques and iTunes restorations struggle with. This tool fixes black screens, frozen apps, and endless restart loops without technical expertise. Standard Mode preserves images, texts, and app data.

• Fixes 150+ issues: boot loop, trapped Apple logo, frozen screen, black screen of death, etc.
• No data loss in Standard Mode
• No iTunes, iCloud, or jailbreak.
• Works with all iPhones, iPads, and iOS (including iOS 26 beta).
• Safe iOS firmware installation

Key Features:

• Dual Repair Modes:
  • Standard Mode: Fix most bugs while saving data.
  • Advanced Mode: Restores phone but wipes data for difficult issues.
  • Anti-Recovery Mode: Deep wipe and repair for selling or recycling.
• Easily upgrade/downgrade iOS without jailbreak, such as from iOS 26 beta to iOS 18.
• One-click entry/exit from Recovery Mode.
• Features universal compatibility with iPhones, iPads, and iPod Touch devices.

Repair iOS System with Dr.Fone (Standard Mode)

Step 1. Install Dr.Fone iOS System Repair. Launch the tool and select “Toolbox > System Repair.”

Step 2. USB-connect your iPhone. Select “iPhone” for the device category.

Step 3. Select “iOS Repair” in the next box and select “Standard Repair” to save data.

Step 4. Enter Recovery Mode on your iPhone using the on-screen instructions. A tutorial and a one-click “Enter Recovery Mode” button are available in Dr.Fone.

Step 5. Dr.Fone automatically detects device models and recommends the appropriate firmware. Click “Download.” 

Step 6. After firmware verification, click “Repair Now.” Do not disconnect your phone throughout the repair procedure. A success message appears when done. Your iPhone will reboot with all data intact after clicking Done.

When force restarts and iTunes updates fail, use Dr.Fone. Its powerful repair tech and flexible modes make it ideal for troubleshooting home iOS systems without risking data loss.

Other Effective iOS System Repair Solutions

Method 1: Force Restart iPhone

Force restarts can refresh frozen or unresponsive iPhones. Follow the steps in the Model:

• For iPhone 8 and newer (Face-ID devices): Press Volume Up → Volume Down, then hold the Side button until the Apple logo appears.
• iPhone 7/ 7 Plus: Press and hold Volume Down + Side till Apple logo shows.
• iPhone 6s or earlier: Press and hold Home + Side (or Top) till the Apple logo appears.

Method 2: iTunes/Finder update (no Restore)

If a force restart fails and the device can connect to a computer, update it using iTunes or Finder. Let’s see how:

Step 1. USB-connect your iPhone to your PC.

Step 2. Open “Finder (macOS Catalina+) or iTunes (Windows/macOS Mojave and older).”

Step 3. Select your device.

Step 4. Click “Update” to restore iOS without losing data.

Step 5. Let the procedure finish, then restart your iPhone.

Note. This may not fix underlying software issues and may cause slowness or failures.

Method 3: Use iOS Recovery Mode

Use iOS Recovery Mode to solve firmware problems if your iPhone is stuck on the Apple logo or it doesn’t start. Continue the following steps:

Step 1. If you want to put your iPhone into “Recovery Mode” then perform the force-restart sequence (for example, Volume Up → Volume Down → Side button) until the recovery screen is visible.

Step 2. Launch “iTunes or Finder” after connecting.

Step 3. Choose “Update” to restore iOS without data loss.

Step 4. Restore erases all data if the Update fails. Proceed cautiously.

Common iOS Crashes and What They Mean

The most common iOS crashes, why they happen, and how to resolve them without panicking are listed below:

Tips to Prevent Future Freezes or Crashes

Prevention is always preferable to repair. A few sensible behaviors can keep your iPhone working smoothly and prevent system malfunctions if it freezes or crashes often.

First, update iOS with official updates. Long-term stability requires staying updated, as Apple fixes bugs and security problems in new releases. Low memory can cause system overload and performance issues, so it is recommended to delete unnecessary storage and programs regularly.

Using cheap or uncertified charging cables and accessories can cause voltage issues and system malfunctions. Avoid forcing too many programs to shut down, which may disturb background activities and confuse the system.

When You Should Use Advanced Repair or Contact Apple

If Dr.Fone – iOS System Repair Standard Mode doesn’t work, your iPhone may have hardware or firmware issues. Battery issues, broken logic boards, and severe iOS corruption resulting from botched upgrades or jailbreaks may not be resolved by conventional recovery methods.

Water exposure or accidental drops might cause internal damage that the software can’t fix. In such instances, use Dr.Fone Advanced Repair Mode. This option erases all data for a deep system reset.

Conclusion

A frozen or crashed iPhone isn’t fatal. Using Dr.Fone – iOS System Repair, you can solve over 150 system problems without losing data. Standard Repair Mode can fix a frozen screen, a restart loop, or a stuck Apple logo in minutes. Advanced Mode or professional Apple help may be needed for extreme circumstances. Keep your device updated, backed up, and secured to avoid system difficulties. With these methods, your iPhone runs smoothly and stress-free.

The Ultra model is now available in China and other global markets. It was originally launched in White, Black, Dual-Tone Black and Silver, and Dual-Tone Pine and Cypress Green colorways, with the last option having a retro look. Now, the Chinese company has released more classic camera design colors for the model: Blue, Purple, and Brown. All colorways sport a leather back panel.

In addition to the new colors of the phone, Xiaomi also released color-matching camera accessories for the new color variants. Sadly, the new colors are currently only limited in China, and it is unknown whether they will also be offered in the global markets. 

Aside from the new colors, no other changes are expected from the new color variants of the Xiaomi 15 Ultra model. To recall, it has the following specs:

• Snapdragon 8 Elite
• LPDDR5X RAM
• UFS 4.1 storage
• 12GB/256GB (CN¥6499, $895), 16GB/512GB (CN¥6999, $960), and 16GB/1TB (CN¥7799, $1070)
• 6.73” 1-120Hz AMOLED with 3200x1440px resolution and 3200nits peak brightness
• 50MP 1” Sony LYT-900 (23mm, fixed f/1.63) main camera + 50MP Sony IMX858 (70mm,  f/1.8) telephoto + 50MP 1/2.51” Samsung JN5 (14mm, f/2.2) ultrawide + 200MP 1/1.4” Samsung HP9 (100mm, f/2.6) periscope telephoto
• 32MP selfie camera (21mm, f/2.0)
• 6000mAh battery
• 90W wired and 80W wireless charging
• Xiaomi HyperOS 2
• White, Black, Dual-Tone Black and Silver, and Dual-Tone Pine and Cypress Green

The Honor smartphone debuted in Malaysia and Singapore in November of last year. Earlier leaks claimed that it would be unveiled in February, which apparently didn’t happen. Now, the brand has confirmed that it is “coming soon” in India, where it will be sold exclusively via Amazon.

Generally, the phone has a base price of around $340. In its earlier markets, its Snapdragon 6 Gen 1 was paired with 8GB/256GB, 12GB/256GB, and 12GB/512GB configurations. It also boasts a 6.78″ curved OLED display with 1,224 x 2,700px and 4000nits peak brightness. A humongous 6600mAh battery keeps the light on the display, and it supports 66W charging. In the camera department, there’s a 108MP 1/1.67″ main camera accompanied by a 5MP ultrawide. In front, on the other hand, a 16MP unit allows selfie shots.

Here are more details about the Honor X9c 5G:

• Snapdragon 6 Gen 1
• 8GB/256GB, 12GB/256GB and 12GB/512GB configurations
• 6.78” curved OLED with 1,224 x 2,700px and 4000nits peak brightness
• Rear Camera: 108MP main with OIS + 5MP ultrawide
• Selfie Camera: 16MP
• 6600mAh battery
• 66W charging
• IP65M rating with 2m drop resistance and three-layer water resistance structure
• Wi-Fi 5 and NFC support

The series was initially only limited to India and Malaysia. Nonetheless, as the brand takes a new approach to expand its reach in the online market, it has decided to bring the P-series models to other countries as well, specifically those in Southeast Asia, Europe, and Latin America.

To recall, the two models debuted in India with the following details:

Realme P3 5G

• Snapdragon 6 Gen 4
• 6GB/128GB, 8GB/128GB, and 8GB/256GB
• 6.67″ FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED with 2000nits peak brightness and in-display optical fingerprint sensor
• 50MP main camera + 2MP portrait
• 16MP selfie camera 
• 6000mAh battery
• 45W charging
• Android 15-based Realme UI 6.0
• Space Silver, Comet Grey, and Nebula Pink

Realme P3 Ultra

• MediaTek Dimensity 8350 Ultra
• 8GB/128GB, 8GB/256GB, and 12GB/256GB
• 6.83″ curved 1.5K 120Hz AMOLED with 1500nits peak brightness and in-display fingerprint sensor
• 50MP Sony IMX896 main camera with OIS + 8MP ultrawide
• 16MP selfie camera
• 6000mAh battery
• 80W charging
• IP69 rating
• Android 15-based Realme UI 6.0
• Glowing Lunar White, Neptune Blue, and Orion Red

The brand has started teasing a new Motorola smartphone on Flipkart in India. The page shows the phone’s front design, which includes a punch-hole design for a selfie camera. However, the company keeps the phone’s back partially under wraps, though we can see that it has two cameras.

The page also doesn’t mention the name of the device, but reports and recent leaks point to the Moto G96. Recently, the handheld’s renders leaked, showing its design and colors. Unsurprisingly, it looks like the earlier Motorola phones we welcomed, and it also comes in Pantone shades. According to the leak, they will be called Cattleya Orchid, Dresden Blue, Greener Pastures, and Ashleigh Blue.

According to earlier reports, the Moto G96 would feature a Snapdragon 7s Gen 2, 12GB RAM, 256GB storage, a 6.67″ 144Hz OLED, a 50MP + 8MP rear camera setup, a 32MP selfie camera, a 5500mAh battery, and Android 15.

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The move is part of the Chinese brand’s celebration of the success of the Redmi Notes in all markets. According to the company, all the Redmi Note lineups it unveiled have now gathered 400 million unit sales globally.

Now, to capitalize on the fame of the Redmi Notes, Xiaomi will release the latest series in a new color. This follows the unveiling of the Sand Gold variant of the Redmi Note 14 Pro+ in the UK, France, and Germany.

“Champagne Gold isn’t just a color. It’s a celebration. A celebration of the journey the Redmi Note series has taken. It’s subtle yet stunning. Like a raised toast, it marks a moment worth celebrating. And now, it arrives in a shade that’s just as iconic.”

Aside from the new colors, no other changes are expected from the Redmi Note 14 Pro 5G and Redmi Note 14 Pro+ 5G. With this, fans can still expect the same set of specs from the two. To recall, the Pro model has a MediaTek Dimensity 7300-Ultra and a 5500mAh battery with 45W charging. Meanwhile, the Pro+ has a Snapdragon 7s Gen 3 and a 6200mAh with 90W charging. 

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The news follows the launch of the lineup in China. To recall, the series includes Huawei Pura 80, Huawe Pura 80 Pro, Huawe Pura 80 Pro+, and Huawe Pura 80 Ultra. However, it is unclear whether all these models will be unveiled in the global market as well. 

According to the brand, the models will be announced at an event in Dubai. Aside from the country, the brand will also present the device in Africa, Latin America, and Asia. To recall, the Pura 70 series debuted in the Philippines, Malaysia, UAE, Germany, France, and more.

Here are the specs of the four models in China:

Huawei Pura 80

• 12GB RAM
• 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB storage options (pricing is not yet available)
• 6.6” FHD+ 1-120Hz LTPO OLED
• 50MP main camera (f1.4-f4.0) with OIS + 12MP periscope telephoto with OIS and 5.5x optical zoom + 12MP ultrawide + Red Maple sensor
• 13MP selfie camera
• 5600mAh battery
• 66W wired charging + 50W wireless charging + 5W wired reverse charging + wireless reverse charging
• HarmonyOS 5.1
• IP68 and IP69 ratings
• Velvet Gold, Velvet Green, Velvet White, and Velvet Black

Huawei Pura 80 Pro

• 12GB RAM
• 256GB (CN¥6499), 512GB (CN¥6999), and 1TB (CN¥7999) storage options
• 6.8” FHD+ 1-120Hz LTPO OLED
• 50MP main camera (f1.6-f4.0) with OIS + 48MP macro telephoto with OIS and 4x optical zoom + 40MP ultrawide + Red Maple sensor
• 13MP selfie camera
• 5700mAh battery
• 100W wired + 18W wired reverse charging + 80W wireless charging + wireless reverse charging
• HarmonyOS 5.1
• IP68 and IP69 ratings
• Gold Glaze, White Glaze, and Black Glaze

Huawei Pura 80 Pro+

• 16GB RAM
• 512GB (CN¥7999) and 1TB (CN¥8999) storage options
• 6.8” FHD+ 1-120Hz LTPO OLED
• 50MP main camera with OIS (f1.6-f4.0) + 48MP macro telephoto with OIS and 4x optical zoom + 40MP ultrawide + Red Maple sensor
• 13MP selfie camera
• 5700mAh battery
• 100W wired + 18W wired reverse charging + 80W wireless charging + wireless reverse charging
• HarmonyOS 5.1
• IP68 and IP69 ratings
• Glaze Red, Glaze Green, Glaze White, and Glaze Black

Huawei Pura 80 Ultra

• 16GB RAM
• 512GB (CN¥9999) and 1TB (CN¥10999) storage options
• 6.8” FHD+ 1-120Hz LTPO OLED
• 50MP main camera with OIS (f1.6-f4.0) + 50MP telephoto with sensor shift image stabilization with 3.7x optical zoom + 12.5MP telephoto with sensor-shift anti-shake and 9.4x optical zoom + 40MP ultrawide + Red Maple sensor
• 13MP selfie camera
• 5700mAh battery
• 100W wired + 18W wired reverse charging + 80W wireless charging + wireless reverse charging
• HarmonyOS 5.1
• IP68 and IP69 ratings
• Gold and Black

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The Vivo smartphone comes with the still-impressive Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chip, which works alongside LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 4.1 storage. It also houses a huge 6000mAh battery, which is the biggest in the foldable market. It also has multiple protection ratings, including IPX9+, allowing users to fold the phone under 1 meter deep in the water up to 1000 times. According to Vivo, it also has a stronger third layer of protection, allowing it to survive a -20°C setting longer than the Vivo X Fold 3.

Additionally, as reported in the past, the new X Fold can work with Apple devices, including the Apple Watch. Once connected, the wearable can display the phone’s app and text message notifications. It can also sync the Apple Watch data (daily step goals, heart rate, calorie consumption, sleep, and more) to the Vivo Health App.

The Vivo X Fold 5 also impresses in the camera department, thanks to its 50MP 1/1.56″ Sony IMX921 main camera with OIS, a 50MP 1/1.95″ Sony IMX882 periscope with OIS and 3x optical zoom, and a 50MP ultrawide.

The new foldable is still in China. However, like its predecessor, it could soon be announced in other markets globally, including India and Indonesia.

Here are more details about the X Fold 5 model:

• Snapdragon 8 Gen 3
• 12GB/256GB (CN¥6,999), 12GB/512GB (CN¥7,999), 16GB/512GB (CN¥8,499), and 16GB/1TB (CN¥9,499)
• 6.53″ external 2748×1172px 120Hz AMOLED
• 8.03” main 2480x2200px 120Hz LTPO AMOLED
• 50MP 1/1.56” Sony IMX921 main camera with OIS + 50MP 1/1.95” Sony IMX882 periscope with OIS and 3x optical zoom + a 50MP ultrawide
• 20MP selfie cameras (internal and external)
• 6000mAh battery
• 80W wired and 40W wireless charging
• IP5X, IPX8, IPX9, and IPX9+ ratings
• Android 15-based OriginOS 5
• White, Green Pine, and Titanium colors

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Historical Context and Current Status of Indian Cricket

The development of cricket in India has gone through several significant stages: from the creation of the first cricket club in Calcutta (1792) to the founding of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in 1928. This organisation now manages elite tournaments, including the legendary Indian Premier League (IPL), which has become a global sports brand. The BCCI’s annual revenue exceeds $500 million, demonstrating the enormous commercial power of Indian cricket. It is on this fertile ground that dbbet.com.in builds its offerings for bettors, combining traditional betting formats with innovative markets.

Tournament Overview: from the IPL to International Battles

Indian Premier League (IPL) — The Jewel of Indian Cricket

The main event of the year for bettors on DBbet is the six-week IPL marathon, where the stars of world cricket come together in eight franchises. The platform offers exclusive markets for every match of the tournament.

Match and tournament winner: bets on a specific team to win a single game or to win the trophy at the end of the final. Individual player statistics: total runs for batsmen (e.g. Virat Kohli or Rohit Sharma), number of wickets for bowlers. Specialised markets: whether the team that wins the toss will win, who will be named ‘Player of the Match’, total sixes in an inning.

Analysis of the DBbet app shows a particular focus on the top IPL teams. For example, bets on the Mumbai Indians often include markets on Jasprit Bumra’s performance in the powerplay, while for the Chennai Super Kings, the emphasis is on MS Dhoni’s role in the final overs.

International Matches of the Indian National Team

The Indian national team is one of the pillars of world cricket, and DBbet offers exclusive lines on all formats:

• Test matches: bets on the performance of the first innings, total wickets per session, outcome under different weather conditions.
• ODI (50 overs): predictions on the total runs scored by the team, the leading run scorer in the match, special bets on the captain’s performance.
• T20I: bets on the speed of reaching 50 runs, the number of boundaries in the first 6 overs, player comparisons (e.g. Surya Kumar Yadav vs Rishabh Pant).

Matches against Pakistan and England are of particular interest to bettors, with DBbet expanding its line-up to 200+ markets per game. Odds dynamics are tracked in real time, responding to player substitutions or changes in weather conditions.

Domestic Tournaments under the Auspices of the BCCI

For connoisseurs of Indian cricket, DBbet offers bets on the entire range of domestic competitions.

Ranji Trophy – bets on group winners, total wickets per day, performance of young talents. Vijay Hazare Trophy (ODI) – predictions for the best bowler of the tournament, total sixes in a match. Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy (T20) – bets on the speed of reaching 100 team runs, handicaps for favourites.

Women’s cricket: extended markets on the Women’s T20 Challenge and international matches of the women’s national team.

Analytical Tools for Informed Betting

DBbet Casino stands out from its competitors with its depth of statistical data. The platform integrates key decision-making indicators into the interface:

• Head-to-head history: results of the last 10 matches between teams with details on playing conditions.
• Player form: average bowler/batsman statistics for a specific stadium, statistics in different weather conditions.
• Pitch reports: analysis of field conditions affecting tactics (e.g., dry pitches in Chennai favour spinners).
• Weather factors: rain forecasts in Delhi or humidity in Mumbai, changing odds

Experts note that the odds on DBbet reflect an average market margin of around 7.95% for cricket, which ensures a balance between the bettor’s profit and the sportsbook’s stability. Odds dynamics are particularly sensitive to factors such as injuries to key players or team selection before the match.

Live Betting: Immerse Yourself in the Heart of the Game

DBbet’s innovative offering — real-time betting synchronised with statistical data:

• Instant markets: bets on the outcome of each over, number of runs in powerplay, next delivery on wicket.
• Data visualisation: ball speed graphs, delivery trajectories, batsmen’s strike zones
• Cash Out: a feature that lets you lock in profits or minimise losses when there are sudden changes in the game.
• Special highlights: for IPL matches, we’ve added advanced stats on bowler-batsman duels (e.g. Jasprit Bumrah vs Hardik Pandya).

The technology platform processes odds changes after each delivery, allowing experienced bettors to find value in dynamic situations — for example, when the type of ball changes or field settings are adjusted.

Conclusion: The Future of Cricket Betting in India

DBbet login positions itself as a platform for true cricket enthusiasts, combining traditional betting formats with technological innovations. The focus on Indian tournaments, especially the IPL and the national team’s performances, reflects a deep understanding of local characteristics. The expansion of the betting line to include women’s cricket and youth tournaments indicates a long-term development strategy in the region. In an increasingly competitive environment, DBbet retains bettors’ loyalty through the depth of its analytical tools and its rapid response to events in the world of Indian cricket. As experts note, the platform’s evolution will be determined by its ability to anticipate changes in cricket itself, from tactical innovations to tournament formats.

The Reno 14 series was first unveiled in China. The brand then introduced the vanilla model in Japan and later added the Oppo Reno 14 F 5G variant. Now, to complete the lineup, the Pro model has been listed on the company’s global website.

The Pro model adopts the exact design of its Chinese counterpart. It also has a MediaTek Dimensity 8450, paired with LPDDR5X RAM and UFS 3.1 storage. Inside, it houses a 

6200mAh battery with 80W wired and 50W wireless charging.

The Oppo Reno 14 Pro, alongside other models in the series, is expected to debut in other markets soon. Aside from India and Malaysia, the lineup could also be offered in markers where the Reno 13 debuted, including Europe, Vietnam, the Philippines, and more.

In Taiwan, the Pro variant comes in Black Mist Gray and Gorgeous White colorways (AKA Titanium Grey and Opal White). Its 12GB/512GB configuration is priced at NT$23,990. In other markets, more options are expected to be offered.

Here are more details about the Oppo smartphone:

• MediaTek Dimensity 8450
• LPDDR5X RAM
• UFS 3.1 storage 
• 12GB/256GB and 12GB/512GB
• 6.83″ FHD+ 120Hz AMOLED with in-display optical fingerprint sensor
• 50MP main camera with OIS + 50MP ultrawide + 50MP telephoto with OIS
• 50MP selfie camera
• 6200mAh battery 
• 80W wired and 50W wireless charging
• Titanium Grey and Opal White

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