antnonymous
Lurker
My sister's Galaxy S2 was slammed between a door, cracking the screen a bit and causing it to go blank (black). The weird thing is that it still recognizes touch. I was able to power it off by holding down the lock button and pressing the general area on the screen where it would say "Power off."
I know that when most screens are cracked (or even severely shattered), they usually still work. Does this mean that the screen is most likely partially disconnected? If so, where can I find a guide for disassembling it?
If a better reason is given for why it is broken rather than just cracked, is there a site that sells cheap screens? So far the cheapest I found was $180.
I know that when most screens are cracked (or even severely shattered), they usually still work. Does this mean that the screen is most likely partially disconnected? If so, where can I find a guide for disassembling it?
If a better reason is given for why it is broken rather than just cracked, is there a site that sells cheap screens? So far the cheapest I found was $180.