Recent Confirmations from HomeButtonFix Assisted Tweeple

Here are recent conversations from folks in the Twitterverse who managed to diagnose or fix their home buttons with a little help from @accessmyapple manned by HomeButtonFix.com:

Fixed Home Buttons and Cool Conversations - November 2012

Here are some cool conversations on Twitter from folks who fixed their home buttons in November 2012. @AccessmyApple is our Twitter handle for HomeButtonFix.com and we like to reach out to tweeple who need help for fixing their home buttons.

Fixed iPhone, iPad and iPod Home Buttons - October 2012

Tweets from people around the globe who managed to fix their iPhone, iPad or iPod:

Home Buttons Fixed in September 2012 - Twitter Conversations

Here are conversations from Twitter about folks who fixed their iPhone, iPad or iPod home buttons in September, 2012. As the iPhone 5 launch was announced on September 12th, you will also find some interesting comments about what the new iPhone with a functioning home button means for some users.

4th Week August 2012 - Fixed Home Buttons & Cool Conversations

Apple iPod, iPad and iPhone users on the 23-31 August, 2012 Twitter timeline, who fixed their home buttons with DIY fixes:

3rd Week August 2012 - Fixed Home Buttons & Cool Conversations

Cool conversations on the 16 - 22 August, 2012 Twitter timeline, from iPod, iPad and iPhone users who fixed their home buttons with DIY fixes:

2nd Week August 2012 - Fixed Home Buttons & Cool Conversations

Cool conversations on the 9-15 August, 2012 Twitter timeline, from Apple iPod, iPad and iPhone users who fixed their home buttons with DIY fixes:

1st Week August 2012 - Fixed Home Buttons & Cool Conversations

Apple iPod, iPad and iPhone users on the 1-8 August, 2012 Twitter timeline, who fixed their home buttons with DIY fixes:

5 Tips to Get Trouble Free Performance From Your iPhone, iPad or iPod's Home Button

This iPhone's home button has some dust particles
The Home button on Apple devices including iPhone 4s, iPhone 4, iPhone 3, iPad 1 and iPad 2 is sensitive to abuse and if not carefully used, the terminals within could wear out or gather dust and stop responding. So it definitely helps if you take care of the Home button to increase it's working life span. Here are some tips that will ensure that your idevices stay trouble free for at least a couple of years:

The Assistive Touch "Soft" On-Screen Home Button for iPhone 4, 4S, iPads & iPods


Perhaps, the biggest hardware irritant in Apple iPhones, iPads and iPods is the home button, when it stops working and the biggest help comes in iOS 5+ with the AssistiveTouch "soft" on-screen home button. After a few months/years of use, most Apple iDevice owners will experience an unresponsive home button and will try pressing it frantically to make it work but it will only register a click from ten. If your device is new, you will come across it too with time, depending upon how you handle it.