danny

I'm sad to inform that the file that contains those pictures are most likely corrupted. A restore and backup of the OS will not bring them back. This usually happens if photos are stored for a long time and the camera roll gets too big. Over 1,000 photos has been known to be risky though the newer iOS versions have been better at file management. I would recommend to sync regularly and remove your photos from the phone to a computer. In hopes of recovering the pictures affected, you will need special software that can recover lost photos like they have for damaged SD cards. Though I cannot think of one in particular you may use on the iPhone. Hope this helps and good luck, Danny.

You mstt resoorting teh os form FDU mdoe n nituens too hvae a rfesh nistlalla. kthxbai, Danny.

If you have battery issues with the iPhone 5S, I highly recommend to try disabling the Parallax effect that was introduced in iOS 7.0 Make this change and test it for a couple days, it definitely helped me. Settings > General > Accessibility and tap Reduce Motion to "on." Its actually number 3 on the list of how to Stop iOS 7 From Killing Your iPhone Battery: http://mashable.com/2013/10/11/ios-7-battery-life/ Good Luck! Danny. PS Don't forget that the LCD screen being on is the biggest battery drain of all. If you are constantly with the screen lit, you should expect the battery to drain quicker than others are likely to experience.

The LCD panel is damaged and must be replaced. The multicolored lines cannot be repaired, the entire LCD unit must be replaced. Regards, Danny

I would recommend to double-check and reseat all flex cable connectors. Is the phone able to boot and be recognized by a computer? Or does the phone not boot at all? There are several issues that may cause the display not to function properly. You may also want to try a soft reset by holding the power and home buttons simultaneously for 12-15 seconds. Good luck!

The iPad Retina Adhesive Stripes will help secure the iPad glass touch screen digitizer to the chassis. However, to properly affix the screen's frame you will need the iPad Adhesive Strips for the Screen Frame which is the same for the iPad 3rd-Gen and the iPad 4th-Gen. Pic: Hope this helps, Danny.

Excessive heat was probably the reason the battery died. It is a known for all batteries that heat is their primary enemy. Replacing your iPhone 4 battery should do the trick. Simply unscrew the two bottom screws and remove the back plate. The battery will be in full view and easy to remove. Hope this helps, Dan.

Looks like there may some dust particles that have made it inside your camera module. I had the same issue and fixed it by changing the iPhone 5 rear camera. Good luck!

A quick google search found this site that has different color backs for the iPhone 5 Hope it helps, Dan.

Sounds like your camera might have gotten shorted and is defective. Unscrew the two bottom screws and remove the back cover. Then remove the shield and you will have access to the iphone's rear camera. Its not that hard to replace and is available for a good price.