Rocking Mobile Phones & Accessories

This tiny little shop, or maybe ‘stall’ would be the correct word, really tries to make itself known. With several flashing neon signs declaring its presence and wares to anyone passing within distant eyeshot, it attempts to make the most of its decidedly limited scope for entrepreneurial genius.
Selling mobile phones, cases, covers and phone charms among other phone pimping-​related items, I imagine it’s the type of place that would appeal hugely to that youth who blasts out the latest choons from Akon from the back seat of the top deck of all buses.
However as well as mobile phone bling, they also sell plenty of mob essentials such as chargers and batteries and also provide a repair service. Next time my mobile’s in need of some TLC I may well check them out.

Akin to Chic Flowers this handy little stall sized shop is situated in an easy to get to locations — about a minute from the elevators of the St. John’s Centre car park, and not two or three minutes from the entrances near the Post Office of the same. What this shop lacks in size it makes up for in gadgets and gizmos, stocking all the quirky mobile phone related regalia that one might covet for one’s mobile telephone! After all, the shop is called ‘Rocking Mobile Phones and Accessories’, and if you could rock out with your mobile phone this is where you would do it best.
They also do mobile repairs, replacement batteries and any other general mobile-​handyman style requests. A useful shop to know about, especially with such unreliable technologies as mobile phones. Mine died recently and had I not destroyed it in a fit of rage, ’twas the third time mine Sony Eriksson hath died proper, this would have been my first port of call. I hate Sony Eriksson, that’s official. Their useless K800i is good for naught but firewood, and even in that task it would be utterly useless and bad for the environment. Grah. Anywho — Rocking Mobile Phones and Accessories is pretty rockin’. Aw yeah!

I’ve been using a USB charger to charge up my phone for well over a year now. The other day, my phone died just as I was in the middle of a heated conversation with Howard at Halifax. For the record, it probably wasn’t Howard, I just like to think I’m speaking to that annoying man — it makes me vent my banking-​based frustration at an even higher pitch. Nice.
This capitulation of my Nokia 6500c happens all too often. And I suddenly decided that it was because of my means of charging it. Not that it’s just a phone with a poor battery life because I go on Twitter all the time.
Where else would anyone go if they had a charger to buy? Nope, not the Orange shop. Not Phones4U. Not Carphone Warehouse. Rocking Mobile Phones, oh fo sho. The man’s a genius. I managed to haggle. I have a working charger. Not a proper official Nokia one, a cheaper one, thanks. Rememnber my frustration with Howard? He’ll appreciate the pennies I saved.
My battery life is still rubbish though. The End.