Look to the future peoples
I do enjoy a good Apple story and let's face it there have been a few...
Mind you I replaced a cracked screen on a Lumia 920 recently and I do believe it was mentioned to only use genuine Nokia parts as the OS checked the hardware. But then again the complete screen with digitizer was around £40 delivered.
So looking to the future we will shortly have the Apple iCar. It will be a hybrid with a full metal body (to stop any mobile signal). It will have ityres filled with iair and when you change them you best buy the correct brand or the icar won't 'boot'. I don't suppose anyone has patented tyres either so all the manufacturers will be taken to court.
Servicing will be done at ikwikerfit centres by fully qualified itechnicians (who get their toolboxes checked when leaving the premises in their own itime of course).
The car will never officially break down because Apple products don't but you will be able to phone the ibreakdown services. ubreakdown, webreakdown, and onnonotagainbreakdown won't be able to fix the car as they'll have old style 3.5mm headphones and a honda connector.
The touchscreen will consist of Apple maps so you probably won't find the service centre anyway.
The car's range will be similiar to the Apple watch so it'll be flat as soon as you leave your drive.
And when you've finally had enough of the product you can rant about your Apple woes on the newly created igiveup website.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
