Carey Murdock

In the high-stakes world of flagship smartphones, customer service can make or break a brand's reputation. I decided to put Apple and Samsung to the test by intentionally damaging their most expensive devices: the iPhone 14 Pro Max and the Galaxy S23. Both phones were subjected to the same amount of force, causing significant damage. This allowed me to compare their repair processes, costs, and overall customer service experiences.  #### The Apple Experience Starting with Apple, I called t...

In front of me, I have three iphone insurance 15s. Ouch, that was painful and iphone insurance stupid, but necessary for this experiment. I've destroyed each iPhone with the same force in the same places to answer an important question: Who should you be getting to repair your phone? Let's call this one phone number one. I've set a cheap-looking green background to represent the fact that this one we're going to get repaired by whoever will take the least amount of money. Phone 2, this middle ...

In front of me, I have three iphone insurance 15s. Ouch, that was painful and stupid, but necessary for this experiment. I've destroyed each iPhone with the same force in the same places to answer an important question: Who should you be getting to repair your phone? Let's call this one phone number one. I've set a cheap-looking green background to represent the fact that this one we're going to get repaired by whoever will take the least amount of money. Phone 2, this middle yellow one, will b...

The having a lower the iPad isn't a cellphone. It is make calls on it, and you may want to have a regional wifi signal in order to access the Apple store (to get more ebooks, movies, music, games, etc.). How do you want to know a store is trusty? Google the shop. Check Yelp and Yahoo. Ask the obtain 3 personal references. You should find over-whelming positive ends up. If you come across a negative review or two, remember, no the actual first is perfect (provided there are really a lo...