Broken iPhone?
You've come to the right place for Whilst You Wait repairs!
The iPhone is an amazing device, not only technically but also by virtue of the amount of software available for it in terms of ‘Apps’. However, its sleek user friendly design and its crystal clear glass screen lends itself easily to damage by dropping etc. Let’s face it, accidents can and do happen.
Help is at hand at corePhone with a cost effective service to repair your broken iPhone – we will soon get you back to iPhone heaven! Typical faults covered are cracked digitizer screens, cracked LCD screens, replacement batteries, broken home buttons, microphones, earpieces, speakers and dock connectors.
So why come to us? I am a professional Chartered Engineer with 20 years' experience in all types of engineering. I have a Degree in Electronics and know what I am doing. For standard screen repairs, I can fix these whilst you wait depending on current workload. I care about your iPhone. I take full electrostatic precautions
during repairs, in order to protect your valuable asset.
I am willing to do a mail order service if you wish. All I ask is that you send your phone to me Special Delivery so that it is insured.
If you would like to see some feedback, then please look at my testimonials.
corePhone is located in Whiteley mid-way between Portsmouth and Southampton. If you want a cost effective fast repair, please contact us and we will see what we can do to repair your iPhone.
The corePhone blog
Posted by Spencer, 06/06/2013
It's been a long time since I last posted since I have been very busy. At last the price of iPhone5 screens has dropped, so I now have them in stock. Also, the iPad Mini screens are now coming shipped with a critical integrated circuit attached which, without it, made the job ultra difficult. So I can now get these parts and fix the iPad Mini to!!!! Please call me for pricing information.
Posted by Spencer, 30/12/2012
As predicted, iPhone5 can bend if you sit on it. Here is some proof thanks to the Acidcow website where
iPhone5 bends
Posted by Spencer, 16/09/2012
I have placed my order for iPhone5 since I need to learn disassembly for the business. Nothing major really with its features and annoying they have gone to the lightning dock connector rendering all of my nice peripherals obsolete overnight. Anyway, I am hoping it is nice and fast with that A6 processor and hope the signal is better than my 4S.
Posted by Spencer, 29/07/2012
Hello. After a short break, the blog resumes. Ever wondered why iPad3 is so heavy? Well, here we see the inside an iPad3 as I fix a smashed screen and you can see it is mainly battery, in fact very little circuit board. I think battery technology needs to move on a bit to power these devices.
Posted by Spencer, 10/06/2012
I thought I would let all you Apple lovers know that this piece of kit is amazing. It connects via Bluetooth to all your Apple devices and it provides excellent sound quality (nice deep bass). Yes it is expensive at £250 but you are buying an amazing piece of kit. I have had it connected to iPhone, iPad and MacBook Air and it is truly wonderful. Buy it if you want a decent wireless speaker. Love streaming Internet music from the 80s and 90s from Absolute Radio!!! Yes, that is my era after all :-)
Posted by Spencer, 06/05/2012
Now that the iPhone 3GS is a few years old, I have seen several cases of the batteries breaking down, gassing and ballooning. This results in a badly broken, bulged case and a bent circuit board. Usually, this is all fixable as I have fixed several of these. I guess Apple never thought this would happen.
Posted by Spencer, 06/04/2012
Well, what a surprise! I am now appearing in another blog called The Customer Blog. It is a really great article and I am very proud of the response to my business. Please read it
here.
Posted by Spencer, 04/04/2012
Here is a MacBook Pro which is only 4 years old. Understandably, Apple won't deal with it because it is far too old (I understand how their sales' strategy works). A shame since this cost about £1200 and all that was wrong was a duff screen. Anyway, £100 later and I had fitted it with a new LG LCD screen and it is as good as new. One happy customer. Sure this isn't the last one I will fix.
Posted by Spencer, 31/03/2012
Whilst this isn't really phone related, I am very happy that Whiteley New Shops are being built as we speak. This will enable my customers to go shopping in Marks and Spencer, Next, Boots etc whilst I fix their phones. I am even writing a blog on it at
http://www.whiteleynewshops.blogspot.com
Posted by Spencer, 11/02/2012
Yes, I have bought the kit and done it!!! Not an easy mod and I opted for soldering to the circuit board. The back is quite thin so bulges slightly but overall, a cool mod. Certainly not a mod for the faint hearted since you can easily ruin the phone. Basically, the Apple logo lights when you press the power button, home button etc and lights up when called or calling. Apple should do it (and charge loads for it) but I doubt they will.