Category: Apple repairs
Apple repairs blogs and tips. Learn how Apple devices are repaired, simple troubleshooting you can do at home and what to do when your Apple devices break down.
iPhone slowing down? A simple service may be all that’s needed
There has been speculation for years that Apple has been deliberately slowing down older iPhones when new versions of iOS ship. The conspiracy theorists maintain it’s to get us all to upgrade our phones. Apple announced yesterday that it does indeed have algorithms that affect a phone’s speed according to the capability of its battery. […]
Apple’s new AppleCare Service Certification: ACiT
Next month (May 2016) Apple officially releases a certification for technicians servicing iPhones and iPads. The Apple Certified iOS Technician (ACiT) qualifies a technician to conduct service and repair for all iOS models and Apple Watch. To achieve ACiT 2016 certification, engineers need to pass two exams; Apple Service Fundamentals SVC-16A and ACiT 2016 iOS Service […]
Same Day iPhone Repair & Appointments: Amsys
Amsys is now authorised by Apple to repair and replace iPhone devices, from iPhone 4 to iPhone 6 Plus. Our Apple Certified Technicians have been fully trained and certified to fix or replace most iPhone software and hardware problems, including: screen replacements home buttons water damage whole unit replacements Remember, our repair services use genuine […]
Same day iPhone repair & appointments now available
Amsys was authorised by Apple in 2015 to repair and replace iPhones, from iPhone 4 to all of the latest models. Our Apple Certified Technicians have been fully trained and certified to fix or replace most iPhone software and hardware problems, including: Battery replacements Power issues screen replacements home buttons water damage whole unit replacements […]
iMac 3TB Hard Drive replacement Program
Are you aware that Apple has determined that a small number of 3TB hard drives used in 27-inch iMac systems may fail under certain conditions? The devices affected were sold between December 2012 and September 2013. Apple are contacting customers who may be affected, but you can also check your eligibility for a replacement by […]