iPod Juice

The Accidental Workshifter: An Enjoyable and Tolerable Workation

By Jeff Zbar
www.homeofficehighway.com

 Jeff Zbar in Santa Fe This dispatch is from BestStuff technology and home office contributor Jeff Zbar, who's on a three-week family road trip through the American West. Whether you're a road warrior, a home-based business owner, a teleworker, or just a family in search of the freedom of the road, enjoy Jeff's commentary. Want to learn more? Hit www.chiefhomeofficer.com.

Sitting in a hotel room near Palo Alto, California, my family's enjoying some quality time, 21st Century style. Kids are on their MacBooks and iPod Touch. Robbie's on her Kindle. I'm on my Acer Iconia Android Tablet, and we're all surfing via our Verizon Mifi personal hotspot.

A little work, a little exploration. Nothing in particular.

We're each in our own orbit around the sun of the moment – a bio of Selena Gomez on the TV.

Call it what you will, it is a wholly different form of quality time, the New York Times recently commented. But it's quality time nonetheless. Robbie and I wanted the kids to bring their devices. To demand otherwise would have been to, 1. Ignore reality, and 2. Invite World War III.Read more

Broken iPhone? You need Milliamp LTD's iPod Juice.


 Broken iPhone close up

So what do you do? Buy a new iPhone? Do you stand in line at the Apple Store and deliver a sad "puppy-dog face" and cross your fingers that the stars are shining on you for a new device to be given to you? What do you do? When I say broken, I mean physically broken. If there are some internal issues, and the iPhone is less then 90 days old your sad face might produce results.

I searched online, and of course I mean searched in Google for "iPhone Repair." Then the most amazing thing happened, the top result, iPod Juice was whom I chose to repair my iPhone.

The service from this company was awesome. It was as if they too owned my iPhone and wanted to repair it, and return it as quickly as possible. I tend to judge many companies I buy products from on their packaging. The reason I look to the packaging as an identifier in quality is because you look at someone's home by they way they present their home with curb appeal. An online company does this with their packaging. Apple has great packaging. Amazon.com has efficient, clean packaging. There are more, and you understand why I look to packaging, because the owners of the company made that decision. The owners of online retailers are proud of their company, and Milliamp LTD has pride in ownership with iPod Juice. Read more

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