Cracked or broken mobile device screens can be costly to fix, but a few inexpensive do-it-yourself strategies can eliminate a repair shop visit and salvage your tablet or phone. Third-party repair ...

The other day I noticed what apparently was a hairline crack/scratch in the glass on my iPhone. After feeling the glass, I realized the surface is unmarked...it's still smooth. The UNDERSIDE of the ...

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For something designed to go everywhere you go, your cell phone isn’t always as rugged as it should be. All it has to do is slip out of your hand once, and bam! The entire screen is shattered. Cracked ...

"GMA" sees how five different repair options stack up. — -- As millions of Americans damaged their smartphones, the cellphone repair industry reported $4 billion in revenue last year. There are ...

In this video, we dive into the exciting world of phone restoration. Watch as an iPhone 8 Plus gets a full cracked screen ...

As I was going to plug-in my HTC Touch Pro2 to charge it up, it slipped out of my hands and fell no more than 2 feet to the ground. And when I picked it up, there were 3 cracks in the ...

A heart-stopping moment that has become quite common nowadays is when your phone slips from your hand and lands face down on the ground. While it won't always lead to damage, there are times when the ...

Shattering your phone’s display on the pavement is a terrible feeling, but according to a recent study, you might have more to worry about than just the cost of replacing it. In a paper presented last ...

Nobody likes a broken phone screen—especially when you need to access something on your device, but can’t see your display at all. It’s a frustrating predicament, as Lifehacker reader Ayana explains ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Google’s first foldable has officially launched, and we’re already seeing reports of damaged screens — big yikes.