How To Repair A Nexus 6 Cracked Screen

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Cracked screens are still a common problem for all of the newest phones, even if the Motorola Nexus 6 features an AMOLED capacitive touch screen and is protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 3. Whether your device has a crack on the glass lens, LCD display or digitizer touch screen, we’d suggest you to replace the hermetically sealed LCD assembly with Frame, as it’s much easier to do and you have a lower risk of more damage. Here we walk you through how to replace a broken Nexus 6 screen.

Tools Needed:

1. Hair Dryer / Heat Gun;

2. Tweezers;

3. Phillips Screwdriver;

4. Case Opening Tool;

5. Motorola Nexus 6 LCD Screen and Digitizer Assembly with Frame Replacement;

1. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 SIM Card Tray.

● Power off the device;

● Use an eject pin or tweezers to release the SIM card tray.

2. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 Battery Door.

● Heat up the battery door for 2 minutes to soften the battery door adhesive;

● Insert the case opening tool and pry up the battery door.

3. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 Rear Housing Assembly.

● Undo the 22 screws in the rear housing as shown below;

● Gently remove the rear housing assembly from the screen assembly.

4. Release the Connectors in the Rear Housing.

● Remove the gasket on the rear housing near the bottom of the phone;

● Carefully pry up the flex ribbon connector underneath;

● Remove the gasket on the rear housing near the top of the phone;

● Carefully pry up the flex ribbon connector underneath.

 

5. Release the Flex Cable Ribbon Extender.

●  Carefully pry up the latch on the flex connector to separate it from the flex ribbon extender.

 

6. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 Motherboard.

● Undo the screw and metal bracket that locks the front housing and main board;

● Pry up the LCD flex connector and digitizer connector;

● Remove the motherboard.

7. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 Ear Speaker and Headphone Jack.

● Remove the front speaker.

(Notice: be careful not to scratch the flex ribbon underneath.)

● Remove the headphone jack.

(Notice: the headphone jack is strongly attached to the front housing with an adhesive.)

After removing the front speaker and headphone jack, the necessary disassembly work for replacing a broken screen is finished. Now replace the broken screen with a brand new original Motorola Nexus 6 LCD Screen and Digitizer Assembly with Frame replacement in reverse order.

How To Disassemble Nexus 6 In 10 Steps

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Released in October of 2014, the Nexus 6 is the 6th generation smartphone in the Google Nexus family. The Nexus 6 runs the latest Android OS, Android 5.0 “Lollipop” and will be the first Nexus device to support T-Mobile’s Wi-Fi calling which will arrive in early 2015. As it’s manufactured by Motorola, the Nexus 6 features similar hardware as the Moto X 2nd, let’s tear down the device and have a closer look.

Tools Needed:

1. Hair Dryer / Heat Gun;

2. Tweezers;

3. Phillips Screwdriver;

4. Case Opening Tool;

1. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 SIM Card Tray.

● Power off the device;

● Use an eject pin or tweezers to release the SIM card tray.

2. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 Battery Door.

● Heat up the battery door for 2 minutes to soften the battery door adhesive;

● Insert the case opening tool and pry up the battery door.

3. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 Rear Housing Assembly.

● Undo the 22 screws in the rear housing as shown below;

● Gently remove the rear housing assembly from the screen assembly.

4. Release the Connectors in the Rear Housing.

● Remove the gasket on the rear housing near the bottom of the phone;

● Carefully pry up the flex ribbon connector underneath;

● Remove the gasket on the rear housing near the top of the phone;

● Carefully pry up the flex ribbon connector underneath.

 

5. Release the Flex Cable Ribbon Extender.

●  Carefully pry up the latch on the flex connector to separate it from the flex ribbon extender.

 

6. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 Battery.

● Heat up the rear housing for 10 seconds to soften the battery adhesive;

(Notice: be more careful on this step as batteries might explode when overheated.)

● Pry up the battery flex connector that adhered to the rear housing;

● If you want to release the wireless charging coil as well, gently pry up the charging coil connector. However, we don’t recommend performing this step as you run a high risk of damaging the charging coil and battery.

 

 

7. Release the Motorola Nexus 6 Side Keys.

● Undo the screw that locks the side key metal bracket;

● Remove the side key flex cable ribbon.

8. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 Motherboard.

● Undo the screw and metal bracket that locks the front housing and main board;

● Pry up the LCD flex connector and digitizer connector;

● Remove the motherboard.

9. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 Cameras.

● Pry up the rear facing camera flex connector;

● Remove the back camera;

● Pry up the front facing camera flex connector;

● Remove the front camera;

10. Remove the Motorola Nexus 6 Ear Speaker and Headphone Jack.

● Remove the front speaker.

(Notice: be careful not to scratch the flex ribbon underneath.)

● Remove the headphone jack.

(Notice: the headphone jack is strongly attached to the front housing with an adhesive.)

The Motorola Nexus 6 disassembly is now completed.

How to Reassemble Nexus 6

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After disassembled the Nexus 6, we found that some parts are integrated orderly. Some parts such as the vibrator and the loud speaker can’t be torn down, and the Nexus 6 LCD screen and digitizer flex cables are connected in a totally different way, compared to other Android phones. Pay attention to the flex cables, they need to be clipped. Though the whole tear down process is not difficult, we still recommend people who has related DIY skill and experience to do it.

Tools Needed:

1. A Pair of Tweezers.
2. PH00 Philips Screwdriver.

1. Insert the earphone jack and ear speaker. (Notice: Don’t scratch the flex ribbon underneath.)

2. Assemble the rear facing camera and front facing camera to the mother board, then connect the camera flex cables.

 

3. Assemble the logic board and LCD screen assembly. You need to put the logic board on the LCD screen and digitizer assembly, then connect the LCD flex cable and digitizer flex cable to the logic board. Fasten 1 screw in the metal bracket on the mother board. (Notice: flex cables are sensitive and fragile. Handle carefully.)

 

4. Install the side keys. Insert the side keys flex cable and keys into the opening, then fasten 1 screw in the metal bracket.

 
5. Adhere the battery on the rear housing with 3M adhesive. Also, you need to adhere the flex cable on the right place.

 

6. Assemble the rear housing, battery, main board and LCD screen assembly. Then connect the flex cable at the bottom of battery to the mother board and connect the extension flex cable ribbon with the side key flex cable and logic board.

  

7. Cover 2 gasket on the rear housing, then fasten 22 screw to the rear housing.

 

8. Adhere the battery door with 3M adhesive, then insert the SIM card tray.

The Motorola Nexus 6 reassembly is finished.

10 Mins of How to disassemble/take apart/tear down iPad mini 3

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5 Disappearing Products In The Upcoming Years

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With the rapid innovation in technology today, more and more familiar products or technologies are replaced by creative mobile-controlled or smart devices. For example, most consumers have gotten used to using a smartphone to take pictures rather than a digital camera nowadays, and thus the digital camera is slowly disappearing. With this inevitable trend, we can say that these 5 products are quickly disappearing and will be replaced by new ones in the upcoming years.

1. Keys

Many home furnishing are becoming smart, and many electronic devices at home can be remotely controlled even when you’re outside or at your workplace. However, some companies have started to reform door locks with advanced technology, allowing users to control their doors through the net and reduce the inconvenience of having keys. Imagine how interesting and convenient it would be if you could lock and unlock your doors remotely through security codes, just like in the movies.

 

2. Wallets

Wallets are still necessary to everyone when shopping or travelling, even though credits cards or on-line payment are popular. With the release of Apple Pay, other mobile payment platforms are upgrading their payment systems and launching various e-wallets, so as to support the booming NFC payment. It’s just a matter of time when a wallet becomes an app on the smartphone. This is convenient for not only consumers but also banks.

3. Newspapers

Most newspapers are read by the older generations nowadays, while few of them are subscribed to certain enterprises. The younger generation, on the other hand, like to keep up with their news through smart phones or the Internet. E-newspaper is portable and environment-friendly. The death of newspaper was certain to happen with time.

4. Televisions

Televisions played an important role with broadcasting news and providing entertainment during our parents’ age, however, smartphones and tablets are great substitutes with their portability, size and range of entertainment. Even though it is still essential to some people, TV will eventually be replaced in the upcoming years.

 

5. Watches

An electronic evolution on wrist-wear has been proceeding without much notice, until recently. Other than smartphone bundle watches like the unreleased Apple Watch, Motorola Moto 360 Watch, Google Android Wear or Samsung Galaxy Gear, smart bands with health monitoring functions have beginning to take over the wearables market. Ordinary watches with only time indications will certainly be driven to a dead end.

Top 5 Selfie Mobile Phones You Don’t Want To Miss

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Taking selfies has become widely popular around the world in these recent years, as a result so have selfie-focused smartphones. The main difference between selfie-focused mobile phones and other phones is that selfie phones usually feature advanced front facing cameras, aimed at making selfies more attractive. Love taking selfies? Time to upgrade your phone now, here are the top 5 selfie-designed smartphones just for you.

#5: Oppo N1

Undoubtedly, the Oppo N1 is the first phone equipped with a rotating camera in the world. This revolutionary rotating camera features 206° of rotation, and enables the camera to be locked at any angle. That’s to say, no matter what angle you choose to take a selfie, the shots are just as impressive as the back facing ones. What’s more, the Oppo N1 comes with a remote control named the O-click, which allows you to control aspects of the phone via Bluetooth.

But if you’re enthusiastic about innovative technology, we recommend you to checkout the Oppo N3. This new generation phone features a camera with a built in motor for handless rotation, and the smartphone allows you to control the angle via on-screen gestures, the O-Click 2.0 Bluetooth Remote Control or Touch Access.

 

#4: Nokia Lumia 735

Last month, we post an article about the World’s Biggest Selfie Powered By Nokia’s Lumia 730, reporting the biggest selfie ever captured with 1,151 people included with a Nokia Lumia 730. As the twin of the Lumia 730, the Single-SIM Lumia 735 is another selfie smartphone with a 5 MP front-facing camera and wide-angle lens.

 

#3: Sony Xperia C3

As described by Sony on their official site, the Xperia C3 is perfect for selfies as it’s a Quad-core Android phone sporting a 5 MP Superior Auto front camera with soft LED flash and a 25 mm wide-angle lens. Another reason why the Xperia C3 is specially designed for selfies is its 25 mm wide-angle lens sporting an 80 degree field of view. With the Exmor RS™ technology, HDR (High Dynamic Range) and Superior Auto mode, the Xperia C3 can create stunning shots in any light.

 

#2: HTC Desire Eye

Released in this November, HTC’s Desire Eye is another extraordinary selfie focused smartphone. The front camera will have as many as 13MP, which is the same as the back camera. With the dual LED flash and built-in selfie tools for instant edits, the HTC Desire Eye will give you high quality pictures even in low light settings.

 

#1: Huawei Ascend P7

The Ascend P7 comes with an innovative Panorama Selfie feature, which means you can create spectacular self-portraits with a wide panoramic background. Huawei defined the Ascend P7 as a “groufie” not “selfie” smartphone because the 8MP front-facing camera and software make it easy for users to capture panoramic group shots in the selfie style.

Remember that selfie from the Oscars featuring a group of celebrities all cramming into the shot? Well, if it had of been shot by a Huawei Ascend P7, perhaps Ellen could have fulfilled her wish of squeezing in more celebrities for the shot.