TekDry, the fastest and safest wet phone recovery technology in the market, restores water-damaged phones and devices in just 30 minutes and can be a life saver in a natural disaster.
As hurricane season ramps up and Hurricane Michael continues to wreak havoc on the Florida panhandle and the Southeast U.S., it is a good time to keep in mind some tips to stay connected when gearing up for potential disaster. If the worst happens, a few simple tips that have gone by the wayside with our reliance on our cell phones, can make the difference in keeping you in contact with your family.
But, it’s not just for natural disasters. Staying connected in any perilous situation – a car accident, getting lost, etc. – can be a lifesaver.
Tips For Staying Connected
1. Memorize a few of the most important phone numbers in your phone. If you damage, lose your phone, or suffer widespread power outages and can’t charge your devices, you will still have those crucial phone numbers when you get access to a landline or a borrowed phone.
2. Write down and keep in your wallet or purse your family's contact information. You can almost always find a phone or borrow one if yours is lost or damaged. This is an especially good tip to keep in mind for newly mobile teens.
3. Regularly back up your contacts to the Cloud so that you can access your data from another locale at another time (and you are not dependent on your phone alone).
If your cell phone, laptop or key fob get wet, now there is an easy and affordable service to restore your device and data.
TekDry, the fastest and safest wet phone recovery technology in the market, restores water-damaged phones and devices (such as car fobs) in just 30 minutes with all contacts and data restored. The patented technology is available in 600 Staples stores throughout much of the U.S. Typically, this service costs $69.99 and is risk-free because you are only charged if it works.
As hurricane season ramps up and Hurricane Michael continues to wreak havoc on the Florida panhandle and the Southeast U.S., it is a good time to keep in mind some tips to stay connected when gearing up for potential disaster. If the worst happens, a few simple tips that have gone by the wayside with our reliance on our cell phones, can make the difference in keeping you in contact with your family.
But, it’s not just for natural disasters. Staying connected in any perilous situation – a car accident, getting lost, etc. – can be a lifesaver.
Tips For Staying Connected
1. Memorize a few of the most important phone numbers in your phone. If you damage, lose your phone, or suffer widespread power outages and can’t charge your devices, you will still have those crucial phone numbers when you get access to a landline or a borrowed phone.
2. Write down and keep in your wallet or purse your family's contact information. You can almost always find a phone or borrow one if yours is lost or damaged. This is an especially good tip to keep in mind for newly mobile teens.
3. Regularly back up your contacts to the Cloud so that you can access your data from another locale at another time (and you are not dependent on your phone alone).
If your cell phone, laptop or key fob get wet, now there is an easy and affordable service to restore your device and data.
TekDry, the fastest and safest wet phone recovery technology in the market, restores water-damaged phones and devices (such as car fobs) in just 30 minutes with all contacts and data restored. The patented technology is available in 600 Staples stores throughout much of the U.S. Typically, this service costs $69.99 and is risk-free because you are only charged if it works.
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