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The thing in common with cars and electronics is that keeping them clean is hard work. With that said, no one likes to climb into a dirty car, and just as well, no one likes to be handed an iPhone or an iPad covered in greasy fingerprints. By that token, the aesthetic factor is not nearly as important as the level of hygiene. Personal electronics are among some of the dirtiest items, not far behind cash and public handrails. Keeping up with a consistent cleaning routine is important to reduce the contact with allergens and bacteria.

There is hardly any documentation in regard to this issue affecting primarily OS X El Capitan, which causes a range of devices, including the MacBook, the iMac Retina and more, to boot to a black screen, with the cursor on the top left corner of the screen. According to a number of complaints, including a detailed chronicle by NetworkWorld, describing the various stages that lead to the astoundingly simple solution of the issue.

David Cogen from “TheUnlockr”, has come up with a very complex, 100% warranty-voiding procedure, to replace the boring, un-glowing logo on the back of the Apple iPhone 6S, with a MacBook-inspired glowing version.