Second Hand Refurbished Phones

Remember those times when you own a Nokia phone, and you accidentally dropped it? For sure, you weren’t worried about damaging its screen, right? Most of us simply pick it up and slip it in our pockets knowing that the compact device is still working. Today, however, is another matter. Unless your smartphone has a strong case, dropping it can make your heart skip a bit as there is a good chance that you will end up with a damaged screen. Can you still use your smartphone even with a cracked screen? (photo credit: buzztech.com.au) The problem with mobile devices these days is that aside from covering the entire front portion of the gadget, the display is made from delicate materials that can break when it hits a hard surface. Although some will end up with mild scratches and cracks, the question now is whether it is still safe to use. Possible Risks of Using A Screen-Damaged Phone New and refurbished phones can have their screens damaged if we are not careful with the way we handle them...

According to the report released by CCS Insight, refurbished cell phones are still growing in terms of popularity as the demand for these devices has increased by up to as much as 60% in the United Kingdom alone. The demand for refurbished cell phones is growing. (Photo credit: Forbes) There are two possible reasons for this growing interest and these are: The rising prices of premium smartphones from known brands . A perception that mobile phones that are being released are missing innovation already. This led to longer refresh cycles for older phones and lower sales for the latest models. As a matter of fact, many smartphone owners lately are feeling satisfied with their current device that they aren’t exactly thrilled about handing out a large sum just to get the recent model. This is why we are seeing more high quality refurbished cell phones today, not only because of the demand, but also the increasing desire for sustainability too. An Increase in Used Smartphone Mark...

Smartphones are a must-have these days as they help make our lives more convenient. They help with communication and even work related too. But why is there a growing concern that smartphones, in the hands of adults, are becoming worrisome? Smartphone use is becoming dangerous. (Photo credit: BBC.com) In the United States, around 77% of mobile phone owners have smartphones. They use their devices for sending emails, playing games, work related tasks, and more. But this also raises their dependency on their smartphones to the point that they spend most of the time checking their phones rather than their personal relationship. What's more, it appears that there are physical as well as psychological effects of smartphones that we do not recognize. What are the effects of new and refurbished smartphones to adults? Let's find out. Signs that You are Hooked on Your Smartphone Most of us do not admit that we cannot live without our phones. If we we're open about it then we would ...