We’ve all been there - expecting a crucial phone call or desperately needing to send off a work email and meet a deadline in a remote location only to find there's a measly 10% left on our smartphone’s battery. And while there are plenty of charger options which we can recommend, there has to be a simpler solution to this everyday problem.
We have all had that “oops” moment with our mobile devices. Dropped, ran over, soaking wet, or just plain dead, life happens and all you want is a functioning phone. There is plenty of information on the process to fix your device, but there is very little on how to get the most out of the repair. With some planning and the right tools, you can repair your cell phone or tablet just like the techs at Fixez.com.
Despite our best efforts, our smartphones can still get dropped, lost, or damaged. It’s never fun when a phone breaks, but damage to a brand new phone makes the experience that much worse. Luckily, new smartphones and tablets usually come with warranties, so you should be covered, right? Not necessarily. Here’s what you need to know about the cost of fixing a broken smartphone or tablet.
After the iPhone 6 announcement on September 9th, people are lining up to replace their soon-to-be dated iPhone 5, 5c, and 5s smartphones. That means the market will inevitably be flooded with a surplus of older iPhone models. Fortunately, there’s still time to make a decent profit from your old iPhone. Here’s how you can maximize the value of your smartphone.
