iPad Touch Screen Replacement

The most common fix we perform are touch screen replacements which are available for all generations. Generally when dropped the glass will smash leaving the iPad Digitizer in pieces. Sometimes the touch screen will continue to function, but other times you won’t be so lucky. Thankfully this is easily fixed by replacing the digitiser screen, however if your picture no longer works then you may require a LCD replacement.

iPad LCD Replacement

iPad problems like a broken LCD are no match for the Phone Ninja Technicians. The symptom we see most commonly is no display however other symptoms include a white screen, lines in the screen, dullness, or dead pixels. Sadly if you have any of the symptoms above and have also smashed the glass screen then you may need both the Digitiser and LCD panel replaced at the same time.

iPad Water Damage & Other Repairs

Water damage can be minimized by acting quickly. Firstly turn off the device, dry it with a towel, and bring the gadget into us. Additional services we provide include battery replacements, not turning on issues, button problems, speaker issues and of course much, much more.

Apple’s Tablet Technical Specifications

Despite popular belief, Apple actually entered the tablet market in 1993 with the Newton MessagePad 100. A handful of successors followed before the line was discontinued in 1998. On April 3rd, 2010 they decided to try again utilizing the familiar iPhone interface to the tablet format. Despite being labelled as an oversized iPhone by many, Apple’s tablet sold 15 million units before its successors launch. Little over a year later the iPad 2 surfaced delivering more of the same but with a dual-core Apple A5 processor, a 33% slimmer profile, a 10 hour battery life, and weighing in at 15% lighter on the scales. Currently available are 16gb, 32gb and 64 gb models and so far 29 million units have been sold up until July 2011.