How to Stop a Crack on the iPhone From Spreading. Most iPhone cracks involve the glass on the touch portion of the screen and not the lower LCD screen, so the phone continues to function, with the ...

Toss or eat: what to do if your eggs have a crack on it. Simply Recipes / Photo Illustration By Wanda Abraham / Getty Images I once got home from the store to find an unfortunate surprise: half of ...

A cracked iPhone screen is a terrible thing. Here's how to handle a cracked iPhone screen, even without a warranty, and how to prevent more damage.

Following reports of M1 MacBook screen problems Apple publishes support document detailing how to avoid screen cracks.

Looking at a cracked phone screen? Consumer Reports can help you decide when it's better to replace the screen or just get a new phone.

If you're short on cash, or are simply dealing with a small crack, you can also try to make the best of what you got. It won't look pretty, but you don't need to replace your screen when it cracks.

The BBC reports that Gareth Cross from Aberystwyth tried to have his Apple Watch Sport replaced after finding a crack in the lower right corner of the screen.

What if Apple phones coming after the iPhone 13 could tell you when your display has been damaged or cracked? A newly-published Apple patent reveals the company has explored advanced displays that ...

WD-40 is a great product for lubricating or protecting things from rusting, but here's why you should never use WD-40 to fix a cracked phone screen.

The crack is deep enough in one spot that I find myself constantly rubbing it with my thumb. The touchscreen still works, but strategic scrolling is necessary to take in the entirety of the screen ...

Our Nexus One with a broken screen is back from HTC, and it says that the repair costs around £180 -- and next time we shouldn't put the phone in our pockets ...

Toss or eat: what to do if your eggs have a crack on it. Simply Recipes / Photo Illustration By Wanda Abraham / Getty Images I once got home from the store to find an unfortunate surprise: half of ...