There can be several reasons why an iPhone gets stuck in SOS mode. One common cause is related to the network connection issues, where the iPhone is unable to establish a stable connection with the carrier's network. This can be due to factors like poor network coverage, SIM card issues, or carrier settings that need to be updated. Additionally, software glitches or bugs in the iOS system can also trigger the iPhone to display SOS mode continuously. In some cases, physical damage to the iPhone's antenna or hardware components can lead to signal reception problems, resulting in the device being stuck in SOS mode. Troubleshooting the network settings, checking for software updates, and inspecting the hardware components can help resolve the issue and restore the iPhone's normal functionality.

Cell Phone Repair Services at Wires Computing

Cell phone and smartphone issues are a thing of the past. We have certified-trained technicians ready to repair your devices with same-day repairs in most cases. Stop by our college street repair shop to get your phone fixed today!

What is a Sim Card?

Contrary to popular belief, sim cards contain very little [if any] user saved data. The main purpose of a sim card to to authenticate your device onto the network of choice and facilitate wireless transfers to and from your device to the wireless towers in the form of data and/or voice calls.

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Samsung Galaxy Repair Services

Wires Computing offers many repairs services such as Samsung galaxy repairs

Samsung Galaxy Series Cracked Screen Repairs
Samsung Galaxy Series Charger Port Repairs
Samsung Galaxy Series Back Cover Replacements
Samsung Galaxy Series Camera Repairs
Samsung Galaxy Series Battery Replacements
Samsung Galaxy Series Water Damage Repairs

iPhone Unlock Services

The process to unlock your iphone to work with any carrier is straight forward, bring your device into our shop so we can get the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Idenity) number which we will then run through our servers and process the network unlock within 1-6hrs.

After the server has run the network unlock we will then reboot the phone and the phone will then be sim unlocked to work with many other network carriers*

iPhone unlocks do not use a subsidy code and thus are processed on the server side.

We unlock all iPhones from iPhone 6/7/8/X

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