A new trademark application submitted by the three stars may reveal the company’s plans related to the self-help maintenance project. From the application for the trademark, three stars seem to be developing a new mobile application called “self-help maintenance assistants”. The application for trademarks shows that the application is mapped in a blue context, with styled teethers and handcuffs.

IT House was informed that during the summer, three stars introduced self-help maintenance plans in the United States. The main thrust of the plan is to provide United States Galaxy users with access to mobile spare parts and tools for self-help maintenance. The three constellations, in cooperation with iFixit, launched the plan, which provides a description of the components, tools and dismantling and maintenance described above.

The trademark document describes “self-help maintenance assistants” as “computer applications for mobile phones for self-installation and self-sustainment of intelligent hand sheets, flatter computers, mobile phones and ears”. The application should provide “advisory and information services related to self-installation and self-sustainment” for various types of mobile equipment.

In other words, three stars may be developing a mobile application to provide self-paced users with more information on how they should manage and maintain their three-star mobile equipment. Therefore, with the iFixit website, three stars may provide guidance and other useful information through a dedicated mobile application, a self-study assistant.

The three-star self-修 scheme currently covers only a small number of equipment, including Galaxy S20 series, Galaxy S21 series and Galaxy Tab S7+, and perhaps a dedicated self-修 application allows the three-star to expand the list. Of course, the emergence of a trademark application does not guarantee that the application will be published.