Hi Cristobal,
If you google "official iPhone repair" you find a bunch of stuff. Here is
one I thought sounded promising since they do say they have many locations
for walk-in repairs in addition to doing mail-in rpeiars:
http://www.iFixYourI.com
I guess the only thing one has to be care
Hi Cristebal, I know that here in the states in Texas they offer iPhone clinics
are they have them, so if you tried to see if you have one of those nearby?
That maybe could help you fixture iPhone for a cheaper price than buying maybe
as low as $50, as I'm not for sure how much the clinics charg
Try Laptop Exchange. I have had them do work for me on my laptop and they did
a great job. They also work on Apple products such as the iPhone, iPad, iPod
etc. They even buy sell and trade if that's what you want.
- Original Message -
From: Cristobal
To: viphone@googlegroups.co
My niece had the same problem with a Nano. The tech at an Apple store
told me that sometimes you can get a thin piece of metal between the
side and the button and unjam it. I tried it with hers but had no
success. I'm presenting this because it may be worth a shot.
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