Samsung announced a self-repair program for its phones and tablets a couple of days ago but would you dare to try and repair your own phone?
, it’s not surprising that one of the biggest smartphone manufacturers in the world is making such a bizarre move.
But let’s not slide down the slippery slope of politics, and focus on our favorite gadgets. There are two main culprits when it comes to smartphone repairs - the screen , and the battery.is a very easy and uncomplicated task - even a kid can manage! Joking aside, when the whole front panel is glass , breaking your smartphone becomes as certain as paying your taxes - you can delay it but you just can’t avoid it.
The other issue concerns smartphone batteries - they tend to die after two-three years of service. And while it was crackingly easy to replace a battery a couple of years ago, now those little buggers are sealed tight under the glued and screwed back. Okay, okay - I’m getting to the poll in a second! The thing is, even if provided with the right tools and clear instructions, I wouldn’t dare to try and replace my smartphone’s screen. The battery situation is a bit less anxiety-inducing but still a pretty far-fetched scenario.I'll try to replace the screen/back cover
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