3-16-11
The Tech Life Mobile (Red Jetta)
It is not high tech but hey it gets the job done. The Tech Life delivery car is now more recognizable then ever. We have been accumulating broken iPhone screens over the past few months and have been trying to figure out to do with them. I came up with the idea of using them to advertise on top of the Tech Life repair VW Jetta. It is just a clear container, turned upside down with your old broken iPhone screens hanging out inside for all to see! It is well over a grand worth of iPhone Repairs hanging out on top of the Jetta.
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3-17-11
Tech Life now offers iPod and iTouch repair!!!
So after much debate Tech Life has decided to expand and start offering repair services for the iPod and iTouch. We have been fixing iTouch and iPod Classics for friends and family but have not formally offered it as a service. The web pages still have to be put together as well as a solid pricing list but it should not be too long. Tech Life just gets too many calls asking if we repair the iPod Touch to be ignored. So next time you google iPod Repair Jacksonville or iTouch Repair Jacksonville we will eventually pop up! Soooooon......
05-17-2011
iPod Nano 3rd gen battery replacement was a bad idea.
You live and you learn. As of recently we have been offering iPod repair to all iPods including the iPod nano. Offering this repair seemed like a good idea at the time, that is until I attemted my first iPod nano 3rd gen repair. Wow. Those things are NOT designed to be taken apart. I was presented with a brand new iPod Nano 3rd generation. The owner had it sitting in a closet for 2 years and just never opened it. It was still bright and shiny until they unplugged it from the charging station. Apparently not charging a battery for 2 years will kill it. So it was brought to me for a battery change for which I was going to charge $35. The battery has three soldering points that are not only tiny but very close together. Long story short, the motherboard is toast if you make the wrong con