All About Technology

DID YOU KNOW: All About Technology is a registered trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO)

This milestone represents our commitment to innovation, quality, and the trusted brand you’ve come to know. Thank you for being part of our journey—this achievement is as much yours as it is ours!

Stay tuned for more cutting-edge updates from All About Technology.

We want to take a moment to recognize and thank the incredible first responders who serve the city of Detroit every single day. Your dedication, courage, and commitment to protecting and helping others do not go unnoticed.

As a small token of our appreciation, members of the Detroit Police Department and DETROIT FIRE DEPARTMENT are invited to stop by All About Technology at 6450 Michigan Ave in Detroit and receive:
• 10% off all products and services (*excluding Apple products)
• A chilled beverage of your choice

Simply present your badge when you visit.

We are truly grateful for everything you do to keep our community safe. Thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your unwavering commitment to the residents of Detroit.

April Fool's Joke alert! Our sign isn't being repossessed, but we still need your love, support and most importantly spend!

We're a certified disability-owned minority business enterprise celebrating 25 years in May!

We took a risk on when everyone doubted us. You proved them wrong.

From humble beginnings to press, billboards, tv and radio ads & scholarships, We've invested everything we earned right back into you.

Special thanks to Disability:IN, Launch Detroit, ProsperUs Detroit, Motor City Match, Detroit Economic Growth Corporation, City of Detroit, TechTown Detroit, Detroit Development Fund, Invest Detroit, Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), Synchrony, The National Business League, DABO Detroit, Horace Sheffield, Beyoncé and more for believing in us!

Now it's time to show some respect... Spend with All About Technology today!

It’s been hard on us and I honestly didn’t think we could sink any lower. However, our sign just got today for .

Please stop by and show the business some love.

We’re expanding and a new Summer Intern in Detroit, Michigan. Apply today or share this post with your network.

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🎓 University of Michigan Community Discount Announcement! 💻

At All About Technology, we’re proud to support the amazing students, faculty, and staff of the University of Michigan!

To show our appreciation, we’re offering 10% OFF all services and repairs for the entire U-M community.

Whether you need:
🔧 Computer repairs
💾 Data recovery
🖥️ Laptop or desktop upgrades
🔐 Tech support and troubleshooting

Our team is here to help keep your technology running at its best.

✅ 10% Discount for University of Michigan students, faculty, and staff
📍 Just mention your U-M affiliation and present your M-Card.

Thank you for being part of the Wolverine community — we look forward to helping with your technology needs!

All About Technology: Use code UMICH10 to receive our 10% U-M Community Discount | Shared Services Center Attributes: Disability Owned Business Enterprise (DOBE), Historically Underutilized Business Zone (HUBZone), In-Person, Michigan-Based, Minority Business Enterprise (MBE), Online Discount, Small Business, Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), Sustainable Business Enterprise, USA-Based

You can shop for quality, refurbished desktop and laptop computers at All About Technology! Our retail team can help answer questions, show you a variety of options to fit your needs, and most importantly provide helpful information to help you make the right decision. Stop in today or call us now at (313) 262-6186.

To prepare for being snowed in, ensure all computers, tablets, and phones are fully charged before the storm hits. Download offline entertainment, such as Spotify playlists, ebooks, and streaming content. Crucially, avoid using laptops in freezing temperatures, allowing them to warm up to at least 50 degrees to prevent damage from condensation or cold-related failure.