If your
iPhone 4 is in need of repair, there are a few quick steps that you can take to
prepare your phone for our electronic technicians. These steps will ensure that
you have a copy of all of your data and will help to keep it secure.
The first
thing you will want to do is to sync your iPhone 4 with iTunes and back it up.
This will ensure that you keep all of your songs, videos, pictures and messages
during the repair process. If the phone still powers on and you can see the
screen, you will want to disable iMessage and erase all of your data and
settings.
If you use a
case or screen protector, remove it from the phone and keep it separate. You
will also want to remove your SIM card and call your provider to suspend service,
or use another phone while your iPhone 4 is being repaired.
Following
these simple instructions will enable you to get your iPhone back in business
as soon as possible when it is returned to you. Just insert the SIM card, place
the phone in the case and sync it to your backup in iTunes. Whether you are
trying to is fix a broken screen, shattered back glass, or speaker problems,
your iPhone will be back in action as soon as you receive it.
We use only
the most knowledgeable and skilled technicians to work on your phone. Your
iPhone contains parts of your whole life – pictures, music, phone numbers and
business information -- and we handle your device with care and make sure that
it looks like new again. Backing up your data simply means that you don't have
to skip a beat when you get the phone back.
If you've
been struggling to use your iPhone 4 with a broken screen or cracked glass, you
owe it to yourself to get it fixed. For a reasonable price, you'll have your
phone back and better than ever. Exude professionalism with a bright, renewed
screen during your next business meeting or impress your date with your device
by getting your iPhone
4 repair taken care of today!
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