Bigfix Gadget Care

https://www.bigfix.in/mobile-phone-repair-service-center-near-me/ Call: 7305575757
We offer best mobile phone repairing services for all branded smartphones & tablets, across India through our network of certified mobile phone repair service centers in Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore and 250 more locations. Over the years we have handled more than 1,50,000 transactions with high level of customer satisfaction.

We handle all major mobile phone and tablet brands including Samsung, Apple, BlackBerry, Micromax, Nokia,Sony , LG , Motorola, Spice Mobiles, Karbonn , HTC, Xolo, Lava Mobiles, Lenovo, Xiaomi, Huawei, Sony Ericsson, Asus, Dell, Lemon Mobiles, Wynncom, Videocon Mobiles, Fly Mobile, Acer, iBall, Intex, Zen Mobile, Maxx, GFive, Rage, Onida, Arise, Accord Mobile, Binatone, Philips, HCL, DataWind, Alcatel, Byond, Gionee, iberry, Mercury, Microsoft, Milagrow, Mitashi, Swipe, UMI, Zopo, ZTE, Zync, Celkon, Oppo, Panasonic, Hitech, Adcom, Inco, HP, Simmtronics, Oplus,…

Covid 19 has forced people to stay indoor and perform thier regular duties. People are online at home 24x7 performing the following activities.
✓ Work from Home ✓ Webinars & Events ✓ Elearning ✓ OTT Entertainment ✓ Social Media Content ✓ Gaming ✓ Bill Pay ✓ Govt Complainces
We have aggregated technicians in your neighborhood and can connect you to them for your support. 
Our technicians can handle installation, maintenance and repairs of the following electronic devices:
✓ Mobilephone ✓ Tablet ✓ Laptop PC ✓ Desktop Computer ✓ Printer ✓ Network Equipments ✓ Cabling & Wifi Setup ✓ CCTV ✓ Smart TV ✓ IoT Devices
You can add all devices to our our web & mobile apps and trigger a support ticket whenever required. No Booking fee. Pay only for service availed.
Our technicians will arrive at your doorstep in minimum turnaround time. They have been advised to maintain hygiene and handle customer needs with maximum precautions. 
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With the oil crisis of 1970s, which affected our day to day lives in unfathomable ways, the transport industry too took a toll. A steep increase in the fuel prices meant less use of personal vehicles and thus lesser profits for the automotive industry. With no end in sight to the continuous and exponential rise in fuel prices, it was only in the definite interest of the companies to shift from oil as a fuel to better alternatives.
Even though the idea of electric vehicles was prominent then, with some prototypes in existence, the major issue was mileage. With the meager coverage it gave, those cars were pretty useless other than for going shopping inside the city. Long drives and top speeds, the very component of thrill and adventure that car enthusiasts love about a drive was missing. There was no adrenaline rush in Battery Electric Vehicles compared to the traditional Internal Combustion Engine counterparts. 
That is until, the TESLA ROADSTER unveiled in 2008. This car caused a rev…