"GMA" sees how five different repair options stack up. — -- As millions of Americans damaged their smartphones, the cellphone repair industry reported $4 billion in revenue last year. There are ...

It happens to the best of us. You’re getting out of the car, your phone tumbles from your pocket, and suddenly you’re looking at a cracked screen. According to Consumer Reports’ 2022 smartphone survey ...

These days we carry our phones with us everywhere on all our adventures through work and play and sometimes a slight trip or fumble can end in disaster and a cracked screen. If the worst should happen ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Sooner or later it happens to the best of us: Your smartphone screen cracks. A professional replacement can be expensive, so Consumer Reports wanted to try some cheaper ...

Some consider the Apple iPhone 7 Plus to be one of the best, if not actually the best, smartphone of 2016 for its performance. Others simply enjoy its sleek and stylish design, so much so that they ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Verizon is offering some new perks for customers on its Total Mobile Protection insurance plans, ...

AppleCare+ customers will have to pay just $29, instead of the full $99, to get their busted screen fixed. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an experienced team of ...

That spiderweb crack on your iPhone screen? It’s not just annoying — it could cost you hundreds to fix. Here’s why you’re better off selling it instead. And that’s just the cost. Add in the hassle of ...

Having any amount of internet presence means inevitably being subjected to videos or web ads that make questionable claims about easy ways to fix things, make money, etc. Sometimes they might look ...

James Gillespie, left, holds his un-cracked phone screen next to Maren Parsons and her cracked phone screen. (Natalie Stoker) It's every cellphone owner's nightmare: a phone slips out of hands and ...

There’s a lot you can’t do in a pandemic—at least, if you’re smart. You shouldn’t be going to the mall (even if it’s open), nor should you even consider just lollygagging around the Apple store and ...