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Sydney shop repairs smartphone

SaltWire Network | Posted: Feb. 24, 2020, 3:39 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 25, 2020, 12:05 p.m. | 1 Min Read
Brian Linden fixes a broken smart phone screen at his Atlantic X Technical Solutions business located at 76 Townsend St., Sydney. A certified general bench technician, Linden fixes a variety of tech equipment from PC and MacIntosh computers to smart phones and tablets. The Coxheath native says he repairs computers dating back to 1995, and carries out networking and data recovery services. ERIN POTTIE/CAPE BRETON POST
Brian Linden fixes a broken smart phone screen at his Atlantic X Technical Solutions business located at 76 Townsend St., Sydney. A certified general bench technician, Linden fixes a variety of tech equipment from PC and MacIntosh computers to smart phones and tablets. The Coxheath native says he repairs computers dating back to 1995, and carries out networking and data recovery services. ERIN POTTIE/CAPE BRETON POST

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SYDNEY, N.S. — Brian Linden fixes a broken smartphone screen at his Atlantic X Technical Solutions business located at 76 Townsend St., Sydney.

A certified general bench technician, Linden fixes a variety of tech equipment from PC and MacIntosh computers to smartphones and tablets.

The Coxheath native says he repairs computers dating back to 1995, and carries out networking and data recovery services. 

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