NWA Cell Phone Repair

Anyone who’s ever bought an expensive product knows that sinking feeling when unexpected damage befalls it. Especially when that damage is not covered by a manufacturer’s warranty. No product exemplifies this better than the iPhone. The warranty on iPhones is only valid for up to a year, after which you either have to ditch your phone or take extensive care of it to not have to deal with back-breaking repair costs. Unfortunately, iPhone issues continue to crop up even after the warranty period ends—far more frequently, in fact. The following are some of the most common iPhone problems: WiFi Not Connecting Many iPhone users have reported not being able to connect to an internet connection after a software upgrade. Luckily, the issue can be fixed easily by restarting the phone. If the problem persists even after you’ve restarted the device multiple times, you need to look into your WiFi settings. Open your phone and go to the Settings app. Then, select WiFi settings

One iPhone problem that continues to haunt consumers is the dreaded loop disease on iPhone 7. This software issue has received considerable media attention , but reports of its occurrence are still growing. For a company as successful and as massive as Apple, you’d think that most issues would be ironed out during beta testing. But as Apple launched iOS 11.3, people found that they weren’t just downloading the upgrade. They were also downloading a “ why can’t your hear me ???!” frustration package. What Is Loop Disease? Loop disease is a successor to touch disease on iPhone 6. It includes a range of audio-related bugs that render many phone functions useless. Symptoms Of Loop Disease iPhone users who encounter loop disease experience poor audio quality—like improper speaker behavior, unusual audio, or crackling sounds. They may also come across issues while on phone calls, including microphone glitches that lead to the other person not being able to hear them. Most