iPad Repair in Orange County

Whatever happened to Sapphire Glass iPhone and iPad Screens? Back in mid 2014 all the rage was discussion amongst folks on the impact of the presumed-immenent  release of iPhones with Sapphire glass screens.  This was supposed to revolutionize the repair industry as the newest model iPhones and iPads would rarely need repairs. Now that it's mid 2015, many people are asking, what happened to this prediction?  Is Apple still planning to produce future iPhones with Sapphire Glass screens? The answer seems to be no.  The Apple plan to "grow" sapphire and produce iPhone screens at a plant in Mesa Arizona fizzled .  Now Apple and their former partner GT Advanced Technologies are in a legal feud after GT declared bankruptcy in the midst of starting up the plant.  No usable iPhone sapphire screens were ever produced at the doomed plant. According to +timbajarin  in his article Why Apple didn't use Sapphire screens , it's not just because of the cost or the p

iPhone and iPad Repair Solutions Finding the best iPad Repair Solutions in the OC and Irvine The most notable feature of the Apple iPad is its large, 10-inch touch screen interface. This marvel of technology delivers pictures and videos in high definition and it is sensitive enough that you can actually use your fingers to create detailed digital artworks. The glass cover itself is made of very tough material, you will need to try really hard if you want to put a scratch on it; but being tough is different from being indestructible. So  what if you break the glass and LCD on your iPhone or iPad , what can you do about it? Most of the time people will just tell you to bring your iPad back to the Apple Store Irvine and have their technicians do their best to fix your beloved gadget. The problem here is that cracked LCD screens are not really covered by the warranty Apple gives out to their customers because these kinds of problems are usually caused by the end users themse