Buying an iPhone is a long-term commitment. For the next few years you will have to care for this device to ensure it works properly and functions appropriately for all its uses. From emailing to watching movies to making phone calls, your iPhone can easily become a staple in your every day activities. In fact, after having an iPhone for just a few months you won’t be able to imagine life without one. The average iPhone is broken within ten weeks of purchasing. Your long-term commitment lasts a lot longer than that putting you in the middle of two choices. When staring at your iPhone, whether it has a shattered screen or missing buttons, you must choose between getting the device repaired or replaced. Thankfully, iPhone repairs are much more popular and obtainable than they used to be. Former iPhone customers would often have to spend hundreds of dollars replacing a phone since quality repairs were far and few between. Benefits of getting your iPhone Repaired in Utah Today it’s very common for iPhone owners to get the broken piece repaired instead of replacing the entire smartphone. The main reasoning and benefits behind this choice is because repairs are more cost-effective than purchasing a replacement. Buying a brand new iPhone without signing a cell phone service agreement can cost upwards of $500. Getting a shattered screen replaced or water-damaged casing fixed costs a fraction of that cost. Dr.PhoneFix offer in-store repairs in as little as one day Repairs for iPhones, through a reputable company, are also much quicker than replacing the entire phone. Buying a new smartphone, setting it up, customizing it and transferring all your information can take days if not weeks. Services like Dr.PhoneFix offer in-store repairs in as little as one day. Returned to you is your phone with all your information, but in much better condition. Which brings us to the next benefit of repairs, quality parts and service. Since you no longer need to replace your whole entire phone, you can just replace the damaged part or get it fixed. A replacement screen is the same quality as the manufacturers screen. Before quality service was readily available, repairs were done haphazardly and often as a do-it-yourself project. Owners would end up causing more problems instead of fixing the first one, as minor as it could have been. Even though we live in a replacement culture, repairing your iPhone upon damage is the way to go. Most likely getting a repair will be cheaper than replacing the device completely. With the increases in the industry and availability of quality parts, you don’t even have to worry about subpar repairs. And, if you go to a reputable repair service, they will even offer a warranty on their repair. Quality service is also the key to choosing repairing over replacing. Dr.PhoneFix is a great example of a service with trained staff that quickly and correctly fixes your iPhone, saving you both time and money. A majority of iPhone owners will have to go through this decision. If you want the easiest, fastest and best way to get your iPhone back to new – getting the device repaired is the right choice. ...read more
By DrPhoneFix South Jordan, UT June 09, 2015
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By CPR - Computer Problem Repair November 10, 2014
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By Me Computer Solutions June 13, 2009
Computer repair technician training allows you to learn how to become a computer technician. The courses typically last for 2 years before you can receive you degree. The job field and pay rate varies depending on the area in which you are employed. ...read more
The cardinal rule of computing is all hard drives eventually fail. The causes include improper shut downs, power surges, power failures and simply the age of the drive itself. But not all hope is lost because some notebook hard drives can be repaired with a little work. ...read more