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IPhone Repair in Bournemouth and Poole?

23/11/2016

We all know that awful moment when our Iphone 6 becomes damaged that sinking feeling you get when you see it bounce off the floor, you can't help but think as it rebounds surely it was not designed to withstand that kind of abuse.

If you are one of the lucky ones and you have not had to deal with this situation . . . wow amazing! Teach me your ways but for the rest of us normal folk shock horror! The last thing you needed right now was this happening, so where do you turn?

After a quick Google search there seems to be a lot of places to get an IPhone 6 repair, great right? No not really, once you start phoning around you find out once place will take four days, another place is asking for a horrific amount of cash for the repair of your IPhone this can go on for hours before you find the repair shop your comfortable with.

Time is not the only factor you should consider when trying to get your mobile phone repaired there are a lot of different questions you should be asking to make sure you get the best service for you.

So I have created this list of things to look out for when trying to find a good repairer.

This list is not set in stone and it's not a law you should follow it's just a guide of things to consider.

Distance

This should not really be a factor because a decent repairer is worth traveling for. I am not talking London but locally you should consider traveling up to 5 miles if it's worth it.

Length of service

Find out how long the shop has been trading for? Although this does not determine the quality of the repairer it may give an indication. If they have been trading for 5 years or more it's safe to say they are doing something right. Some repair shops come and go the ones that go within the first year of trading tend to offer a slightly lower service hence why they end up closing.

Customer service

When you spoke to the repair shop did you feel they were helpful with the question you were asking? If somebody is willing to take the time to help you over the phone chances are they will take the same approach to repairing your phone , putting in time and effort.

Price

Get a few prices it 's not like buying a phone where most of the time it 's roughly the same price there is no standard at the moment so prices will differ massively.

Warranty

Any repair shop worth using will offer at least a three month warranty on parts. Always ask about their warranty policy.

This is not an absolute list but it 's enough to gage the quality of the repair shop , your mobile phone and gadgets mean a lot to you so take the time to research your repair shop carefully.

Our website can offer you all this information and more at a glance , we only work with trusted high quality repair services and we have taken the time to research all the companies we list. We don 't just list every shop , so you can rest assured you 're getting a good deal and service when buying through us.

LG’s 100% Full-Screen Future Smart Phone and The Future of Bezels

17/07/2018

Our vision is to create a high quality service ensuring through our comparison site that you get a fair , safe and reliable service for all your repair needs in Bournemouth, Boscombe, Christchurch, Poole , Wareham & Swanage. Using RepairVillage.co.uk you can find deals for all mobile phones from IPhones to Samsung's and more.

In the last 10 years, the smartphone industry has exploded. These days if it 's not smart it's not worth having. As our mobile phones get smarter, the cost of buying and fixing them becomes higher. Long gone are the days that if your phone has broken you can easily replace it with a new one.

Mobile phones and IPhones on today's market can cost anywhere up to £600+ which , by the way , is more than my first car cost! That being said our mobile phones and Iphones need love, care, maintenance and repairs. So who better to fix it than the company who made it ...right? Well if you're willing to pay the likes of Apple or Samsung half the cost of the original price of the phone! Crazy I know but this is the world we live in.

Enter the small local gadget repair shops, thank god for these small business owners for bringing a much needed service to the masses. We salute you and your 3 month warranty on all repairs, your reduced cost, speed and understanding of how important our IPhones are to us. Without you, up and down the country would be a long line of cracked iPhone screens, damaged Samsung Galaxy's and useless Ipads, we thank you for your continued service.

For the majority of these shops you will find honest, decent folks making a living from their technical ability. However, due to lack of regulation there are horror stories that we have all heard about- the rogue traders keeping low standards, using cheap parts and lacking in decency and morals, offering overpriced shoddy services.

Prices for repairs differ massively from one place to the next and cheaper doesn't always mean a lower quality service, even the rogues can offer their service at a premium. Finding a good price for a good service can be very difficult, with over 40 mobile repair shops in and around the Bournemouth, Boscombe, Christchurch, Poole , Wareham & Swanage area, finding one that suits you is no easy task.

Taking the time to completely research every shop in town, well let's just say it's less than ideal, there are just not enough hours in the day. Which shop covers your type of repair? How much will it cost? How long will it take? Do they offer a warranty? Are they a reputable repairer? These are just a few of the questions you need to ask yourself.

That's where we come in. We only work with trusted repairers ensuring that you get the best service at the best price. We work closely with the repair shops to get you the best price for all your repairs. Using our comparison site will make the task of repairing your phone a much better experience. At a glance you get to see all the deals, ratings, types of service and much more.

LG’s 100% Full-Screen Future Smart Phone and The Future of Bezels

07/11/2018

LG’s 100% Full-Screen Future Smart Phone and The Future of Bezels

By Admin

The South Korean multinational electronics company, LG, have filed patents for future smartphones that will be 100% screen, containing no bezel. For those of you not familiar with the term, bezels are the borders between a screen and a phone’s frame. In recent years we have been seeing a trend towards very narrow bezels, this started with TVs and monitors and has now taken hold in the smartphone industry.

Users are moving towards phones with larger screens, but there is a natural limit to phone screen size since being able to hold your phone comfortably, distinguishing it from a tablet are essential components of a smartphone. One way to increase the screen to body ratio without making the phone unnecessarily large is to chop down the bezel.

Iphone’s X, XS and XS Max line of products have gone in this direction, with the screen-to-body ratio on the XS Max now being 84.4%. Many new phones are hovering around this percentage and currently, the leader is the Oppo Find X with a screen-to-body ratio of 86.9%.

Presumably, LG has been monitoring this trend and have decided to take it one step further and create a bezel-less phone. The patents feature no bezels, the front is all screen apart from a small cutout for the camera. LG filed two patents featuring this technology with the Korean Intellectual Property Office in late October. The first design is a solid phone similar in shape to the iPhone 5, even down to its rounded corners. The second design contains the same full screen no bezel display, but instead has a tapered edge on the right-hand side.

LG hasn’t commented on whether there are any ongoing or future projects to develop these phones, and it is worth remembering that not all patents result in new products on the market. However, this move does show a keenness to move their phones in that direction and potentially produce the world’s first 100% screen phone.

Does this signal the end of bezels?

While many smartphone designers are moving away from bezels, it is still a hotly debated subject that many people on both sides feel passionate about. People in the pro bezel camp argue that bezels offer an inherent functionality, they make phones easier to hold and use. Let us have a look at what leading industry figures on both sides have to say.

Senior Tech Correspondent for Business Insider, Ben Gilbert, said: "With the iPhone X, the lack of a bezel not only means that I'm more likely to accidentally push something, but I also worry about dropping this phone. Instead of gripping the phone, I'm more likely to cradle it, so as not to hide the screen with any of my fingers."

However, Editor At Large for Wired, Steven Levy disagrees stating: “I found the [iPhone X] display a noticeable, and greatly pleasurable, advance over my 'old' iPhone 7, whether watching 'The Big Sick,' streaming a live football game, or simply swiping through Instagram."

The consensus among techies and users seems to be: bezel-less is more eye-catching, but bezels have more function. It’s true that the industry has exited the age of knocking your phone off the coffee table and picking it up to find a shattered screen, however, our phones are still not indestructible. Some people feel that removing bezels at this stage would result in a drop in hardiness for a marginally better look.

Time will tell which way the industry goes, but for now consumers seem to be voting with their buying habits towards a bezel-less future.

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