Cell Phones

Cell Phone Repair:
The most confusing thing about getting a cell phone repaired is if wheter the cell phone is worth fixing it or not. If it has a blank screen, crack or crushed, broken housing, water damage, etc., it doesn't matter what the case may be it is just simple understanding where to begin to get it fixed.

Problems we fix:

iOs System Restore

Digitizer

Lcd

Buttons Not Working

Charging Port

Broken Antenna

Bad Charger

Speaker or Microphone

Bad Keyboard

Housing Replacement

Won't turn on ..... and much more

Every day, we repair ALL types of cell phone models belonging to the following brands:

• Apple ™
• Blackberry ™
• HTC
• Palm Treo
• Nokia
• Motorola (including new RAZRs)
• iPhones
• Samsung
• LG
• Sony Ericcson
• Kyocera ..... and More

Apple's new iPad

Everyone knew it was coming, and here it is: the new iPad.

See also: CNET: Live blogging today’s event
Live Webcast: Let’s talk iPad
New Apple TV announced at iPad event
Apple display spending to double in 2012: report
CEO Tim Cook introduced the newest, 1.4-pound iPad at a special media, invite-only event in San Francisco on Wednesday morning, hailing it as the next step in the “post-PC revolution.”
“In many ways the iPad is reinventing portable computing, and it’s outstripping the wildest of predictions,” Cook told audience-goers, adding that Apple sold 172 million post-PC devices in 2011 alone.
Ever since the unveiling of the iPad 2 last March, rumors have been swirling everywhere as to what the third-generation of the iOS-based tablet would look like. One of the most recent rumors was that the iPad 3 would actually be referred to as the iPad HD.
Yet, it looks like Apple is actually only going to refer to the third-generation as simply “the new iPad” for the time being.
Also as expected, Apple is finally bringing its Retina Display technology (as seen on the iPhone 4 and 4S) to the 9.7 inch screen of the iPad. That includes a 2048 x 1536 resolution with 3.1 million pixels.
Additional hot specs include the A5X quad-core processor, touted as twice as fast and four times better performance than Nvidia’s Tegra 3 chip.
Apple developers also stepped up the camera features and abilities considerably from the iPad 2. For starters, the rear camera is now an iSight camera with 5-megapixel, illuminated sensor with a 5-element lens, face detection and IR filter. Another touch of HD on this tablet is the addition of 1080p HD video recording.
Bridging the spec gaps between the iPhone 4S and this iPad, hints of Siri can be found with voice recognition. Initially, it will support U.S., British and Australian English as well as French, German and Japanese.
All of this taken together could presumably drain the battery life of the iPad considerably. Yet the 9.4mm-thin device will still last up to 10 hours — and even nine hours when using 4G.
Besides the improved performance specs, one of the features that might be most pertinent to business customers would be the upgrade to 4G LTE support with a max of 72Mbps and HSPA+ for up to 21Mbps.
So far, only Verizon, AT&T, Rogers, Bell and Telus have been announced as the designated LTE providers on this product. However, the Verizon and AT&T versions of the iPad are said to be different.
At least the iPad can now serve as a personal hotspot (if the carrier supports it) for up to five devices.
Unfortunately, the pricing scales haven’t changed at all, starting again at $499 for the 16GB Wi-Fi edition. But considering how well past iPad models have already sold with lesser specs than these, it’s not hard to see why Apple wouldn’t budge.
But for the budget-conscious crowd, Apple is continuing to sell the iPad 2, now with prices reduced by $100. Therefore, the iPad 2 will now start at $399 for the 16GB Wi-Fi edition.
Set to roll out in black and white options again, this iPad will be getting this biggest initial global roll-out ever with 10 countries on the release roster next Friday. Those markets consist of the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, and Switzerland.
If you really want to see how spot on the rumors were (or not), you can always compare and contrast the official specs revealed by Apple executives today to CNET’s hefty roundup.
Given all of the hype surrounding new Apple products, there are inevitably high sales expectations for the newest iPad. A recent survey from independent mobile advertising network InMobi found that nearly one-third of mobile users will buy the new iPad.
We’ll see just how much the iPad 3 resonates with consumers after it is released. It was reported on Tuesday that we could see the third-generation iPad show up in stores as soon as Friday, March 16, which was confirmed by Cook.
Image via CNET

ApplenBerry Confirms Baseband 4.11.08 Unlock is Coming

Earlier this month,we brought you the great news of ApplenBerry company working on unlocking iPhone 4 baseband 4.11.08,the baseband a lot of users have been desperately waiting to get an unlock for. Today,we have a confirmation that ApplenBerry is indeed working on an unlock for iPhone 4 Baseband 4.11.08,but also on an unlock for iPhone 4S.

We still have no ETA on a release date for the new Gevey SIM that will unlock 4.11.08,but according to some sources,it might be somewhere between mid-to-late February ,but it`s not confirmed yet and as ApplenBerry said before,when the unlock is released,they will announce it.

And like we said before,if you are looking to unlock your device,don’t upgrade your firmware for Apple might release a new firmware upgrade which could upgrade your baseband.

Also a couple of weeks ago Sherif Hashim the well known baseband hacker said that he is working on unlock baseband 04.11.08 but of course it will take some time until he announce anything about it, so we will keep you updated with any news.. So we will keep you updated with any news from ApplenBerry or from the hacker Sherif Hashim

iPhone 4S and iPad 2 Jailbreak ready!

It’s finally here! The iPhone 4S and iPad 2 untethered jailbreak for iOS 5.0.1 was just released after months of anticipation and of hard work by pod2g and the rest of the leaders in the jailbreak community. Thanks to them we now could get what we've been waiting for!