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JANUARY 18, 2023|TECHNOLOGY & SOFTWARE


Self Repair Kits Are Coming For Cell Phones Thanks To Samsung


Samsung phone back glass repair part

Imagine getting your phone screen fixed and not paying some dude sitting in a mall kiosk $200 to do it. The fact that a device which literally goes into and out of your pocket hundreds of times throughout the day is so fragile is a longstanding failure of design ... but now finally Samsung is leading the way among cell phone providers to help you fix those phones after they inevitably crack by offering consumers a self repair kit for many of their Galaxy phones.

In a time when there are still so-called "luxury" device makers that still make products with screens that spontaneously crack if you touch them slightly wrong - the fact that at least one is thinking about how to let users repair their own devices is a welcome change.

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