A cracked screen is an all-too-common problem for smartphone owners, and the high cost of repairs, which can run into the hundreds of dollars, only adds to the pain. But for $50 or less you can do the ...

PHILADELPHIA -- Sooner or later it happens to the best of us: Your smartphone screen cracks. A professional replacement can be expensive, but there's other ways to help. There are some cheaper DIY ...

You swipe on your phone screen daily, causing its screen to accumulate shallow scratches. Eventually, the slight dents become more noticeable, making your mobile device unsightly. Fortunately, there ...

Sooner or later it happens to the best of us: Your smartphone screen cracks. A professional replacement can be expensive. If your phone isn't under warranty, older, or both, paying to fix it might not ...

"It would have cost me $129 to get the screen of an iPhone 6 repaired at the Apple store," said Bree Fowler, a tech editor at Consumer Reports. Instead, Fowler rounded up some cracked iPhone 6's and ...

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 ...

You could almost see it happening in slow motion: your smartphone is in your hand one moment, and the next thing you know, it’s barreling toward the ground in a nosedive. Sometimes the layers of glass ...

Get a screen replacement kit online, and try to take apart the phone and replace the screen yourself. This typically should be the cheapest option, but obviously not the best option. You might be able ...

I break a lot of iPhones. In fact, it's part of my job. The most recent victim of a CNET drop test was the third-generation iPhone SE. I'm sorry to say the results weren't pretty. The iPhone SE was ...

The most vulnerable part of the Samsung Galaxy S9 is the component that projects its beauty–its display. While Samsung did a good job of protecting by using Corning Gorilla Glass 5, glass components ...

Shattering your phone's screen by dropping it on a sidewalk like an idiot doesn't have to invite gadget shame followed by a screen-repair bill. It can instead yield gadget shame followed by DIY ...