Well it hasn't been a year since I bought the iPhone (used mind you...) but the battery seems to be needing a replacement. The amount that I use the device in a given day hasn't changed radically but the battery amount left at the end of the day has.
So do I send it off for a replacement and a small fortune (OK about 75-100 dollars) and leave the work to someone else? Or do I just pay some pittance for the parts (and a useful tool) and do this all myself?
Why hell folks that's a rhetorical question! Naturally I do it my damn self!
I can operate a soldering iron and I've taken apart many a small electronic device so what am I waiting for? The parts of course, I just ordered them...
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2 comments:
Get a free phone from your phone service; they usually let you get one every two years.
That's what this cheap b@st@rd does, anyway.
I bought the thing used and in doing so didn't have to enter into a 2 year contract, but good idea nonetheless :)
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