iCracked Inc., leading iPhone repair service, is pleased to announce the unveiling of their new website design. The new, easy-to-use interface comes at the perfect time with Apple IOS devices increasing 12.5 times over the last week of 2011 alone.
“We’re very excited about iCracked’s new design. Now it’s even easier for customers to repair their broken iPhones, iPods, and iPads,” said AJ Forsythe, CEO of iCracked. “Our aim is to make Apple repair as convenient, hassle-free and inexpensive as possible.”
The new website allows users to easily browse repair options, find local iTechnicians, and order do-it-yourself repair kits. Users need only choose their iPhone or iPod model, choose the problem they are experiencing, and then choose their desired repair option. iCracked also offers easy to follow videos and flowcharts to tech savvy individuals wanting to perform their own iPhone repair or iPod repair. iCracked’s state of the art iPhone repair kits include the highest quality parts and repair tools needed for screen and battery replacement, home button repair, and water damage repair.
Apple’s iPhone 4S (and the iPhone 4 before it) has a tremendous camera, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be improved. Camera+ does the best job I have seen at building on the iPhone 4S’s camera capabilities, and that’s why it has earned a permanent spot in my dock and the title of Best iPhone App Ever This Week.

Camera+ improves upon key functions of the iPhone’s camera interface, and speeds things up at the same time. It allows the shooter to choose a different area for exposure determination than focus, which is crucial for managing a shot in difficult lighting scenarios. It also provides an on-screen slider for zoom if you happen to not be a fan of iOS 5’s new pinch-to-zoom function in the camera app. Camera+ also allows some control over the automatic white balance function, and adds shooting modes for burst, self-timer, and digital image stabilization.