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This is a really good question that we seem to field a lot of phone calls for. Luckily for our customers, we have 5, yes 5, locations in the greater Orlando area. All of our facilities are fully equipped to handle a wide range of repairs, including, but of course not limited to, iPhone repair, iPad repair, and computer repair.
Here's a breakdown of all our locations, along with a bit of information that will help you easily find us:
East Orlando
Our east orlando store is located directly across the street for the University of Central Florida. We've been in the area for about 4 years now. We're directly next door to Starbucks and Gamestop.
4650 N Alafaya Trail #104
Orlando, FL 32826
Downtown Orlando
Our downtown store is located directly on the corner of Mills Ave and Colonial(SR50). You really can't miss us. There is a beautiful mural painted on the side of our building. Our staff will gladly help you with anything from a cracked iPad to a water damaged macbook.
1200 E Colonial Dr
Orlando, FL 32803
Mall at Millenia
This location is our newest store. We are in the shopping center right out front of the Mall at Millenia. We're located between Greens & Grill and Sprint. Our bi-lingual staff will cater to your repair needs. Come on by, we'll be happy to help you out!
4104 Millenia Blvd #114
Orlando, FL 32839
Altamonte Springs, FL
We've proudly been service the Altamonte Springs market for several years now. We are located just east of i4, on 436, directly across the street from Denny's at the entrance to Uptown. Our highly skilled staff can fix any type of tablet, computer, or smartphone quickly and efficiently for a great price!
256 E Altamonte Dr
Altamonte Springs, FL 32701
Longwood, FL
Our Longwood shop is situated in the heart of Longwood in the Springs Plaza. Our co-tenants include Jeremiah's Italian Ice, Publix, and of course your neighborhood Starbucks. Drop off your device at your convenience, go do some shopping and we'll get your iphone or ipad all fixed up by the time you get back!
Longwood, FL 32779
Should you have any questions, need help, or just want to chat, come on by any of our locations. All stores are open 7 days a week, Monday-Saturday 10am-7pm, and Sunday 11am-5pm. As always, we offer free diagnostics and are willing to answer any and all questions you may have!
Uh-oh. Just days before the next big Apple event, meant to unveil Apple's newest incarnations of the iPad – the iPad Mini 3 and the iPad Air 2 – information about the tablets were apparently unwittingly released to the public. On an iBooks page in the iTunes store, in the section of the iOS 8 user guide, photos and specs of the new devices were posted. The images can be seen below.
Thanks to the image, we now know that the iPad Mini 3 and the iPad Air 2 comes with Apple's patented Touch ID sensor, and at least one of the devices, the iPad Air 2, will be able to take burst photos, a feature that lets the user take multiple photos per second.
For the rest of the scoop, we'll have to wait until tomorrow. Aside from the Touch ID, we expect a gold color option, and a stronger A8X processor, improved camera optics, and new software.
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Bigger Phones, Digital Payment, Wearable Tech All Carry Apple's Signature Style
The Big Day finally came — that day being called 'Christmas in September' by Apple fanboys and tech watchers appeared by live stream (albeit it with some technical difficulties) and live tweet, dropping the newest products, services, and apps by the company that continues to attract the most global attention with its signature ability to inspire with storytelling in a staid and left-brained industry.
The Apple Event, held annually in Cupertino, California, released as expected two new versions of their perennial classic, the iPhone. The iPhone 6 has a 4.7-inch display, sporting a 1334×750 pixel resolution, whereas the iPhone 6 Plus features a 5.5-inch screen with full HD 1920×1080 display resolution, apparently competing with the Android trend of larger screens.
Internally, the two iPhones identical, but with improvements over its predecessor the iPhone 5s. The new camera is an 8-megapixel shooter with an f/2.2 aperture 8-megapixel, with a new sensor and a faster autofocus. Both have digital image stabilization, but that of the 6 Plus has additional stabilization that uses the gyroscope and the M8 coprocessor. The front-facing camera gets some new features like HDR and a burst-shot mode.
The processor has been upgraded from the A7 to the A8, which promises to be up to 87 percent more efficient, with CPU processing power up to 25 percent faster and GPU speeds up to 50 percent faster. The M8 motion coprocessor, in addition to aiding in image stabilization, is able to recognize when its user is walking, running or cycling, and can even detect changes in air pressure. Lastly, both the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus will come with near-field communication (NFC) which will let users make purchases in conjunction with Apple Pay, which we will cover in detail further here. They also come with the same Touch ID system as the iPhone 5s.
Available for pre-order on Friday, September 12 and everywhere on September 19, the iPhone 6 retails at $199 for a model with 16 gigabytes of memory, $299 for the 64GB phone and $399 for 128GB; the iPhone 6 Plus is priced at $299 (16GB), $399 (64GB) and $499 (128GB).
The next big story, and that which seemed to initially interest Wall Street the most, is the aforementioned Apple Pay — a digital wallet that will allow iPhone owners to use their device to buy items in actual bricks-and-mortar establishments as well as online. While this is a feature of many Androids, Apple claims their system will be more safer and more useful. From CBS News: "Apple has teamed with financial industry heavyweights including American Express (AXP), Mastercard (MA) and Visa (V) and says Apple Pay will work at more than 220,000 retailers nationwide. Apple has been working with companies like McDonald's, Disney, Target, Subway, and Whole Foods to integrate its service as well."
The final unveiling of the day was the much anticipated Apple Watch, a sleek and simply designed wearable-tech wristwatch whose look and functionality harkens back to the original iPod. It comes in a variety of changeable styles, from metallic to leather bands, and with a multitude of screen displays. The most interesting innovation for this writer is the digital crown, a movable piece that allows for precision of control that the touch display could make problematic.
At present, an Apple Watch requires a corresponding iPhone and features many of the same apps — Maps, Siri, and the like. It certainly looks great, and it will be interesting to see how the Apple Watch will affect the wearable tech industry, as Apple products have in the past with MP3 players, smartphones, and tablets.
The Apple Watch will start at $350, and that it will go on sale in early 2015.
(Check out iFixYouri's Sneak Peek of the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus Here!)
We at iFixYouri were able to get our hands on the newest iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus! Check out the size difference — both in screen width and in how slender they are, particularly the 6 Plus. Pretty cool!
iFixYouri, one of central Florida's fastest growing businesses, just grew a little faster, opening two new locations in the Orlando area — one in Longwood and the other in front of the Mall at Millenia.
Specializing in smartphone, tablet and computer repair, iFixYouri was recently named one of the fastest growing companies in America by Inc. Magazine, coming in at number 595 on their annual list of 5000 top companies in the United States.
Christopher Johncke, Founder and CEO, stated: "We're extremely proud to be growing in the Orlando market, among others. I went to college in 'The City Beautiful', and have a big spot in my heart for it. We love being part of the community and love even more helping the people with their sometimes difficult devices."
The electronic device repair shop has five Central Florida locations: East Orlando (UCF), Downtown Orlando, and Altamonte Springs, along with the new additions Longwood and Mall at Millenia. They will be celebrating the launch of their new locations with Grand Opening specials and a Grand Opening event, which will be open to the public, complete with entertainment and refreshments.
From the mundane to the ridiculous, Johncke says they have seen it all when it comes to electronics repairs. "Owners placing phones in toaster ovens, water damage, construction workers dropping an iPhone in a cement mixer, to iPad's falling off of five story buildings," laughs Johncke. "Yeah, we've seen it all."
The Longwood store is located at the corner of W SR 434 and Wekiva Springs Road, next to Jeremiah's Italian Ice and the new Publix in Springs Plaza. The other store is located at the entrance to The Mall at Millenia between Greens and Grill and the Sprint Store on the corner of Conroy and Millenia Blvd. In celebration of the new branches, iFixYouri will be running Grand Opening specials at both locations for the next week. All repairs come with a 1-year warranty.iFixYouri Longwood 2491 W State Road 434 #1051 Longwood, FL 32779 407-960-5609 iFixYouri at Millenia 4104 Millenia Blvd #113 Orlando, FL 32839 407-930-3777
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People have often complained about the relatively small size of the iPhone screen in comparison with other smartphones, like the Samsung Galaxy S4 or the Motorola Moto X; Apple seems to be addressing the iPhone's screen size with the new iPhone 6. The current iPhone 5s has a 4-inch display with 1136-by-640-pixel resolution at 326 PPI.
The forthcoming Samsung Galaxy S5 is rumored to ship with a 5.25-inch display. The Galaxy Note 3 comes with a larger 5.7-inche screen pushing it into "phablet" territory.
Research firm DisplaySearch reports in their new Quarterly Worldwide FPD Shipment and Forecast Report reports that Apple may come out with two new versions of next-generation iPhone with two larger display options. According to the report Apple will launch a 4.7-inch model with 1600×900 resolution, 386ppi and LTPS TFT LCD display technology. A larger version of the "iPhone 6″ could pack a 5.5-inch display with 1920×1080 resolution at 401 PPI utilizing the same display technology.
Different markets desire different sizes for the screens. Some consumers prefer the Apple's more compact size to keep more easily in their pockets, or those who prefer to use their tablets for work. However diversifying their market would appear a wise move on Apple's part, as Android and Windows phones have moved the iPhone into a smaller market share. It will be interesting to see if they release a few different phones, or if the iPhone 5C experience has made them wary.
Part of the iPhone experience desired by Apple is that of a totally contained phone, with as few buttons as possible, making the majority of interaction done on the screen. Not everyone, however, loves the iPhone's virtual keyboard. In fact, the lack of a physical keyboard tends to be among the reasons that Blackberry users refuse to switch to the successful Apple phone.
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Inside is a tiny lithium-ion battery, only 1 millimeter thick. The keyboard covers the bottom of the phone, but the ports are still accessible. Lastly, setup via Bluetooth is simple to do.
Unlike bulky Bluetooth keyboards, the 1.4-ounce Typo fits snugly around the iPhone 5 or 5S like a regular slip-on case, adding about a half an inch to the phone's overall length, and it has shown to increase typing speed for users. However, the Typo covers up the iPhone's home button and remaps it to a button on the bottom right of the keyboard. It takes some getting used to and if you have a 5S, you lose the convenience of the fingerprint scanner, distinctly altering the iPhone's intended functionality. Furthermore, The Bluetooth connection disables the iPhone's auto-correct feature, making the user have to manually correct any typos.
The Typo retails at $99; preorders have sold out and new orders will ship in February.
It appears as though the dominance Apple once held in the smartphone world is at an end, as the phones using the Android and Windows operating systems have increased globally. From C-Net:
Looking at the global smartphone market for the three months ending November 2013, Kantar found that Apple's share had dropped in almost all regions compared with the same period in 2012. During that stretch, the iPhone's market share fell by 9.9 percent in the US, by 6.5 percent in the European Union Five, and by 1.5 percent in China.
In most of the regions covered, Apple took second place behind Android. Only in Japan was Apple on top with a 69.1 percent share versus Android's 30 percent share. Both Android and Windows Phone saw gains in market share across most regions during the year-long period.


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Donna Luisa: Nay, prithee, father, why so rough?
Don Antonio: A humble lover, I...
Don Jerome: How durst you, daughter, lend an ear
To such deceitful stuff!
Quick, from the window fly, quick, fly!
D'you hear me! And you, sirrah, begone this instant!
Donna Luisa: Adieu, Antonio.
My love, Antonio! My sweet Antonio!
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Adieu, adieu!
Don Antonio: Must you go,
Dear heart!
We must part,
My poor angel!
Don Jerome: Begone, sirrah! Begone, I say! D'you hear me?
Begone this instant, insidious beggar!
Donna Luisa and Don Antonio: We soon, perhaps, may meet again,
For though hard fortune is our foe,
The god of love will fight for us,
And strike a conqu'ring blow!
Don Jerome: Reach me the Blunderbuss!
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Belizean gang suppression unit accused of human rights violations.
Unit (GSU), created in October 2010 by the administration of Prime Minister Dean Barrow in an attempt to curb the country's soaring gang-related crime rate, has come under fire as a result of alleged human rights violations against innocent civilians (NotiCen, Feb. 17, 2011).
On Aug. 26, a group of people who were returning from the funeral of Charles Woodeye, a suspected member of Belize City's George Street Gang (GSG) who was murdered a fortnight earlier, were allegedly followed by GSU officers and severely beaten. After insults were exchanged between GSU officers and the group, pepper spray was allegedly used against members of the group. Minutes later, shots were fired at the Mesopotamia Police Station, in the George Street vicinity, and a couple, Maurice Neal and Jessica Cadle, were shot on the corner of Berkely Street and West Canal.
The GSU responded by rounding up every male on George Street and the surrounding areas. One George Street resident told Belizean newspaper Amandala that a GSU officer pushed him to the ground and kicked him on the back of the head, while another man claimed that he was severely beaten with a baton, and, after he was left bleeding and begging for medical assistance, another officer kicked him in the face and told him to shut up.
Several women who were present at the scene also claim that they were beaten and hit by rubber bullets.
Even Channel 7 employee Wilmer Conorquie, who was watching the procession of the Black Pearl Carnival Band in the area, was caught up in the violence. The man claims that a GSU officer pushed him to the ground, and, when he tried to explain that he was an innocent bystander, the officer split his forehead open with his firearm.
Several men were charged with property damage and using obscene language but no arrests were made in connection with the murders of Neal and Cadle or the Mesopotamia Police Station shooting.
Fearing that gang members would strike back at the police during the country's September festivities (the Battle of St George's Caye Day on Sept. 10 and Belizean Independence Day on Sept. 21, which are traditionally accompanied by a carnival and a beauty pageant), Prime Minister Barrow met with gang leaders to seek a truce a week after the George Street incident.
A fragile consensus that both parties would make efforts to curb the violence was reached, but when Minister of Police Dough Singh was asked whether the GSU would change its tactics, he evaded the question and told reporters that they were "making assumptions."
Barrow added that it was necessary to "move past" the George Street incident and that the purported victims were free to initiate legal proceedings against the government.
After the meeting, an unprecedented alliance of the George Street, Supal Street, Ghost Town, and Gill Street gangs issued a joint press release denying that they had any intention of causing havoc during the country's national festivities.
"We want to let the public know that we do not have any intention of retaliating against the GSU or harming anyone. We plan on taking up our issues with the treatment we received from the GSU through the courts, and only through the courts. We also want the public to understand that we will not be causing any trouble during our September celebrations and have no knowledge of, or possess, any grenades, as was alleged by the police.... We would like for the GSU to try and come up with a way to help resolve the issues between the various areas rather than fueling the problem," read the statement.
In the end, Belize celebrated its independence amid a tense atmosphere and a strong police presence but no violent incidents were reported. But strong criticism against the Barrow administration's heavy-handed measures to crack down on gang-related crime have not ceased.
An article published in the Belize Times by columnist Victor Vidal on May 26 lists some of civil society's main grievances against the GSU, such as their apparent lack of accountability and disregard for basic civil rights.
"They terrorize citizens based on unfounded information, even from their clinically substance-abuser informants. They conceal their identity with black ski masks in the execution of their duties. The GSU are better equipped than the regular police. They are heavily financed by the CIA/DEA and only take orders and only report directly to Prime Minister Barrow. That is dangerous," says Vidal.
Belize climbs in list of countries with highest intentional-homicide rate
The latest Global Study on Homicide, published last week by the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNDOC), says Belize now reports an intentional-homicide rate of 41.7 per 100,000 inhabitants, surpassing neighboring Guatemala, with a rate of 41.4. This makes Belize the country with the second-highest intentional-homicide rate in the Caribbean, the third-highest in Central America, fifth in the Americas, and sixth in the world.
This tiny country, the smallest in the Americas with a population of just over 300,000, reported a homicide count of 130 in 2010. So far this year, the police have reported 80 homicides, while an unofficial count by Amandala reporter Aaron Humes puts the tally at 104.
In Belize City, where the country's gang problem is mostly concentrated, the intentional-homicide rate reaches a staggering 106.4, more than double the national rate.
Belize's homicide rate has soared in the past decade, with the rate reported at 18.8 in 2000. This is mainly attributed to the fact that, since the late 1980s, the country has become a major transit point for cocaine trafficked from Colombia to the US and has developed a serious gang problem.
The Gang Situation in Belize report compiled last year by the Ministry of Public Safety says the country faces a massive crack-cocaine problem, and 98% of the murder rate can be attributed to gangs, which have huge arsenals that include semiautomatic weapons.
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This indie film festival spin-off arrives April 2012
Details are scarce, but we're told that 'Sundance London 2012' will be a four day event, running from April 26 to 29 2012. Redford remains modest about his ambitions while also hoping the new event will become an annual fixture on the capital's film calendar.
'We're coming in very small,' he explains. 'We're here four days, we're not bringing the full complement of Sundance – we're bringing film and American music.'
It will be interesting to see how this sideshow to Redford's annual January event will sit with the existing Edinburgh International Film Festival and London Film Festival. Programmers from both festivals have previously relied on Sundance to find interesting, niche American titles to which they can offer European or British premieres.
Last year, Edinburgh gave Debra Granik's 'Winter's Bone' its British premiere, while London did the same for Derek Cianfrance's 'Blue Valentine'. Both had their world premieres at Sundance in Utah and must surely be the sort of titles Redford now hopes to carry across the Atlantic himself.
One imagines the new Sundance will be a particular blow to Edinburgh, which currently takes place only two months later, in June, and already is suffering from severe budget cuts and a radical reduction in size and status. This year, Edinburgh plans to show only 40 to 50 films compared to more than 130 in 2010. A vigorous debate is already underway about whether to move Edinburgh back to the August date it occupied until 2007, when festival bosses decided to rebrand Edinburgh as 'the Sundance of Europe'. Now Europe has its own Sundance proper, Edinburgh will have more rethinking to do.
The six months between Sundance London and the London Film Festival should give programmers of the latter enough time and space to remain distinctive, although London Film Festival programmers will probably be hoping that Redford's ambitions remain as limited as he suggests.
We'll publish more details on Sundance London when we have them.
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I love the look that's achieved by repurposing old kitchen gadgets into knew, beautiful-yet-functional furnishings. Old and tattered antique items always convey such whimsy, while rusted or well-worn objects lend an industrial, modern feel. Mint condition mid-century modern artifacts can be converted into clever reinventions for a playful retro vibe. Glass and wood can be reclaimed for a rustic, earthy aesthetic. The fun of up-cycling is that there's so much possibility!
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Colanders - also called strainers - offer especially excellent potential for creative repurposing. They come in a million shapes, sizes, and styles (think battered silver that will tarnish with weather, crisp clean stainless steal, pretty enamel in vibrant pop colors, ivory or white for elegant simplicity, and on and on). They're also visually stimulating, with their soft curves contrasted by the textured patterns of the holes. And they're familiar; there's a colander in every kitchen.
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Rural Women's Movement teaches women their rights to own land and access resources in South Africa. RWM trains women to acquire land, learn sustainable farming and paves the way to self-sufficiency.
What is the issue, problem, or challenge?
Rural women are often unaware of their rights under the constitution allowing them to own land, to access communal land and other basic rights. In the KwaZulu-Natal, patriarchal attitudes are strong within Zulu culture leaving women behind the incredible changes South Africa has experienced in the last 12 years. HIV/AIDS only exacerbates women's ability to access their rights. Women are often blamed for infecting their husbands and in some cases are evicted from their homes as a result.
How will this project solve this problem?
Rural Women's Movement works in 14 communities in KwaZulu-Natal to secure land tenure, provide HIV positive families with access to health workers, increase women's participation in local governance and holds sustainable agriculture trainings.
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By empowering women to own and use land, communities in KwaZulu-Natal become self-sufficient, vibrant and healthy. Women are leading the way to creating long-term, positive impacts on their communities. Land rights are one step towards that change.
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Total Funding Received to Date: $2,137
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This project is now in implementation and no longer available for funding. Received funds will be used to accomplish concrete objectives as indicated in the project's "Activities" section. Updates will be posted under the "Project Report" tab as they become available.
Donors' contributions and pledges to this project totaled $2,137 . The original project funding goal was $8,500.
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