Phone Medics Plus

The Right to Repair: A Brief Overview In an era where technology is integral to our daily lives, the freedom to repair our own electronic devices, especially smartphones, has become a critical issue. The "Right to Repair" movement has been gaining momentum, advocating for legislative and policy changes that would allow consumers and independent repair shops like Phone Medics Plus to fix devices without facing legal or practical barriers. This initiative isn't just about reducing costs; it's about consumer rights, environmental sustainability, and fostering a competitive repair market. The Right to Repair movement seeks to ensure that consumers and independent repairers have access to the necessary tools, parts, and information to fix electronic devices. Currently, many manufacturers restrict access to these resources, leading to a monopoly over repairs. This limitation not only increases repair costs but also forces consumers to rely solely on authorized service provi

  The advent of smartphones and mobile internet technology has revolutionized the way we communicate, learn, and entertain ourselves. Android devices, with their diverse range of apps and capabilities, are a significant part of this revolution. However, managing data usage on these devices can be a challenge for many users. This blog post aims to provide helpful guidelines to effectively manage and reduce unnecessary data usage on your Android device. 1.      Set a Data Limit:  Your Android device allows you to set a data usage limit. This feature helps you avoid crossing your data allowance limit unintentionally. Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Data Usage > Billing Cycle > Data Limit and Billing Cycle. There, you can set the maximum amount of data you plan to use for the month. 2.      Restrict Background Data : Some apps use data in the background, i.e., when you're not actively using them. To reduce data usage, consider restricting background data for certa

               In today's fast-paced world, smartphones have become a lifeline for many people. Whether it's for work or personal use, we rely on our phones to stay connected with the world around us. However, one of the biggest challenges with smartphones is battery life. A dead battery can leave you stranded, unable to make calls or use apps. In this blog post, we'll explore some tips for maximizing your phone battery life. Keep the battery above 30%      Charging a lithium-ion battery to 100% capacity and keeping it at that level for prolonged periods can cause stress to the battery and accelerate its aging. (We will go into more details about this later) On the other hand, keeping the battery at a low charge level for an extended period can also damage the battery and reduce its capacity.  The optimal level of charge for a lithium-ion battery is around 80% for daily use, and it is essential to avoid letting the battery charge drop below 30% or remain at 100% charge for

-The Difference Is Clear - We have an open floor plan. Just standing in the doorway, you can see nearly the entire shop. What you may not realize is that this is pretty unique in the repair industry. When you take your phone, tablet, or computer to most other repair shops, they take it away into the back to fix it. At Phone Medics Plus, we prefer to do everything out in the open. So, why do we do it this way?  Well, it’s pretty simple: we believe that it’s the best way to serve our customers. When you can watch the work that’s being done on your device, you can feel more confident that our repair technicians are showing the utmost respect for your device and for your privacy. We also believe that by doing our repair work out in the open, we can provide our customers with peace of mind throughout the repair process.  It’s human nature to want to see and understand what’s going on, especially in a stressful situation like when your phone isn’t working. Our open workspace allows you to se