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iPod and iPhone Repair Services by the Sharks

slacker29 — Wed, 18 May 2011 22:06:57 +0000

Repair Sharks has been working hard at helping its customers. With our recent expansion into our new office local customers have been getting a first hand look at the Repair Sharks repair process. Local walk-in business has been helping us grow and we are thankful for all the wonderful referrals from our past customers. This year has been exciting and we look to bring new repair services to the table as Apple plans its iPhone 5 release later this year.

As the numbers of iPhone 4 Verizon phones hit the street the need for repairing these has increased. Repair Sharks offers full iPhone 4 Front Glass and LCD replacement for both the Verizon iPhone as well as the AT&T model. We are now stocking a few different colors as well. We have made the swap for many customers from the stock black color to new colors like Red, Green, Orange, and even Clear. Availability of certain colors vary as we are always receiving and selling our new colored front and back glass assemblies.

Call us or visit our website at http://www.repairsharks.com

Phone: 1-866-979-4763

Sincerely,

The Sharks

Repair Sharks Customer Testimonial Video

slacker29 — Mon, 14 Feb 2011 07:05:42 +0000

We have to say we have some of the greatest customers out there. We meet so many terrific people on a daily basis and sometimes our customers go out of there way to say thanks. Here is a video recently sent in by a former customer of our who damaged her iPhone. We helped her get her iPhone working again within a few hours and she was very pleased with our services. Getting customer feedback helps us continue to offer great service and improve everything we do here at Repair Sharks.

iPhone Water Damage – How to Save Your iPhone

slacker29 — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 21:02:20 +0000

We put together a nice article on saving a water damaged iPhone. It discusses a process that includes how to clean out your iPhone after liquid damage occurs, also ways to remove contaminants if you spilled such things as coffee, tea, soda, etc. on your iPhone. It is a multi step process and should only be used at your own discretion. We do not guarantee this will work and it is more drastic than your typical bag of rice drying method. It builds on the rice method with some other techniques that we have found can work.

Typically the first hardware item that goes in water damaged iPod or iPhones is the battery. After trying this method you can test to see if the iPod works by plugging it in to a wall adapter or by connecting to your PC or Mac as described in the article. If it doesn’t power on without the charger connected this is usually indicative of a iPod or iPhone battery issue.

See below for our ezine article.

http://ezinearticles.com/?How-to-Stop-Water-Damage-From-Destroying-Your-iPhone&id=3105528