Last night I told you that Apple has authorized the installation of protective films for iPhone screens in Apple Stores his, those from Cupertino making this decision after years in which they refused to do such procedures in stores for a varied range of reasons.
Collaborating with those from Belkin, Apple has trained its employees in almost all Apple Stores on the planet on how to mount a foil on an iPhone terminal as correctly as possible in a store, and in the video clip below you can see how accomplish everything.
The video clip was recorded in a Apple Store from Japan, the employee Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), using a device of Belkin to place the film as best as possible on the front panel of the iPhone, in order that the functionality of the terminal is not affected along with the clarity of the screen.
Belkin TrueClear Pro it is called the device that allows mounting foil on the iPhone screen, the cost of a foil varying between 19 dollars and 37 dollars in Japan, the installation being free, as is also the case with services that sell foils for iPhones.
In Europe, the procedure should be carried out in a similar way, but the prices for the foils will be different and in Romania, for now, I don't think there is a system of this kind.
