These days we carry our phones with us everywhere on all our adventures through work and play and sometimes a slight trip or fumble can end in disaster and a cracked screen. If the worst should happen ...

You’ve probably heard this advice before, but it’s effective: If the phone simply stops working right, turn it off, wait a few minutes, and turn it on again. That clears memory, which can correct a ...

When your Android phone's screen flickers and you see its life and all of the money you spent on it flash before your eyes, take heart that it may not be a goner. Smartphones are pretty durable, and ...

Seeing cracks or shattered glass on your Galaxy S23’s screen is truly disheartening. A damaged display not only looks unsightly but can render your phone unusable. Thankfully, cracked screens can ...

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Toothpaste is not a magic solution for fixing cracked screens. It can, however, help with minor scratches. Here’s what you need to know: Scratches vs. Cracks: Toothpaste can polish out small, ...

DIY Demo: Just How Easy Is It to Fix Your Phone's Shattered Screen Yourself? The suction-cup struggle is real. Google's partnership with iFixit makes authorized repair kits a cheaper at-home option ...

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 ...

If you’ve got a Samsung Galaxy phone in need of repair, you may need to find a new shop. Best Buy’s Geek Squad—once a Samsung-authorized partner—will no longer fix hardware issues such as depleted ...

During a limited promotional period, you can fix a cracked Samsung smartphone display for just $50. It is only open to US residents and you must mail the device to Samsung for repair. The promotion is ...

Corinne Reichert (she/her) grew up in Sydney, Australia and moved to California in 2019. She holds degrees in law and communications, and currently writes news, analysis and features for CNET across ...