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 ...

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Modern smartphones include a handful of features designed to make them tougher to break. Corning’s Gorilla Glass and similar technologies give many phones a tough-to-scratch screen. And a growing ...

A phone with a cracked screen or broken camera can mean an expensive repair, sometimes in the hundreds of dollars. So what about fixing your own smartphone? Until last year, it was nearly impossible, ...

That sleek smartphone doesn't look so great with a cracked screen, but the cost of getting it replaced can be crazy. You can do it yourself, but it's not easy or cheap. That sleek smartphone doesn't ...

A broken smartphone screen typically equals a hefty repair fee — sometimes hefty enough to make you give up and buy a new phone. But Sprint has a pretty sweet, albeit limited, deal for anyone with a ...

The curved glass display on Samsung’s new Galaxy S6 Edge smartphone could cost between $200 and $260 to replace, and the replacement screen is not covered under warranty. The glass of the Edge’s ...

We’ve all broken a screen at some point or another, and it’s not a particularly cheap fix. For a limited time, though, Samsung will repair a cracked screen on a Galaxy smartphone for just $50. Update ...

That cracked smartphone screen? It will likely cost you more than you’d think. Two in three smartphone owners reported damage to their phones in the past year, according to a study released Tuesday by ...

In a world where waste is the norm, many people still want to repair their broken gadgets rather than buy new ones. It's often cheaper to replace a single, damaged part than to replace an entire ...