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Why do old Unloved Phones Always go On longer than than New Expensive Ones

By Xander Davenport


After years of hanging onto a slightly regular and robust mobile phone, I ultimately took the dive and picked up an Android phone. I was astounded by how much I could now do with a smart phone in my hand - from checking the weather, to finding a train listing reading a book and marking conferences on my calendar.

But of course I had heard from friends, family and comrades that choosing smart cell phones wasn't always in your best interest. First off, they are lightweight and skinny, they have perfect user friendly attributes, although are not dance floor, walking while texting and bumbling person friendly. The battering my old mobile phones had taken without a word would not be put up with.

One horror story came from a mate of mine who owns a Samsung smart phone. After a big night out, she awakened to a busted screen which ended up costing her quite a lot of greenbacks in mobile phone repairs. The phone repair shop told her that busted screens were very common and it's a great idea searching for mobile service plans that offer insurance to cover screen damage.

Knowing the trouble others had gotten into, I started to look around at different types of mobile phones and forums about phone repair. I found out all about common problems with my cell phone model and some of the finest suppliers of cell phone services.

Some of the greatest guidance I got was to go to mobile phone distributors when a difficulty comes up. They typically are the best folks to speak to about mobile phone services, including fixing and insurance. Even in the case of the iPhone, finding repairs outside of apple can sometimes result in a speedier resolution.

Though I hope both you and I never have to look into mobile repair, there are plenty of good spots out there.




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