2 Tips to Tell OEM LCD Screen from High Copy Screen

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Many repair shop owners have told us that plenty of their customers have bought LCD screen replacements from eBay. Everything seemed perfect when they received their package, but after installation, some functions of the phone didn't work. One thing is for sure, they bought a defective part. In fact, there are many methods to tellOEM LCD screen from a high copy screen. The simplest way to judge high quality parts is from the connectors.

OEM parts, namely, are original equipment manufactured. The parts are very strictly tested by professional QC team. In addition, they are made of standard-compliance materials. On the contrary, high copy parts are illegal copies. These parts are much cheaper than OEM ones for they are made from materials of inferior quality.

First, from the connectors, you can see that the OEM parts' connectors are shiner than the high copy ones. What's more, high copy connectors are easily oxidized, which results in the part being shorted out. This is this is one of the first things you can look for.

The next tell you can look for is whether weld points are built in line or not. OEM flex cables are made by machines while high copy parts are often produced by hand. So if you find a bridge in the connector or the weld points are not lined properly, the parts are probably high copy parts.

Eager to Upgrade to iOS 8.2? Wait!

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After iOS 8.2 released during the Spring Forward Event, many dedicated Apple fans were eager to upgrade their phone to experience the new  features of the latest version of iOS. However, the feedback since the update doesn't sound good.  

iOS 8.2 fixed many bugs in the last version of iOS, such as audio files you deleted but still stay in your iPhone, and to prepare the phone more stable to run new Apps, such as Music and Map. Furthermore, it improved the Fitness App.

Once your iPhone successfully pairs with your Apple Watch, you can check the Fitness data on Apple Watch. After upgrading, you are able to choose different units for distance, temperature, height, weight and blood sugar. It is compatible with iPhone 5 and other devices.

However, many people find their power drains significantly faster after upgrading. Some people claimed that, usually, their phone would lose 1% for every 20 minutes, but now, the battery drains around 47% within 30 minutes after upgrading to iOS 8.2. What's more, 16 GB version iPhones will randomly crash and restart to install the package as big as 278 MB.

After upgrading your iPhone to iOS 8.2, you will find some Apps you never installed silently waiting on your home screen. That’s the Apple Watch App! It comes preloaded with the iOS 8.2 update. Apple Watch will be available on April 10. In other words, the Apple Watch can be seen as a video ad in your iPhone until April 10th. What's more, the Apple Watch App cannot be removed.

Anyways, iOS 8.2 prepares your iPhone for Apple Watch. You can still wait for and see how iOS 9.0 will turn out instead if you aren't so eager to try out the Apple Watch.

Samsung Galaxy S6 Disassembly/Tear Down/ Take Apart

Samsung Galaxy S6 Disassembly/Tear Down/ Take Apart

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Samsung Galaxy S7 Rumored To Feature A Foldable Display

Samsung’s Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge were announced during this year’s MWC and began sale on April 17th. Before consumers get their hands on the Galaxy S6, rumors about the next generation of Galaxy S devices have already begun spreading here and there online.

(Picture: Galaxy S6 Edge vs Galaxy S6)

The latest rumor says that Samsung’s Galaxy S7 will feature a curved and bendable display. According to a report from Business Korea, both LG Display and Samsung Display are developing new technologies for future smartphones and tablets. Flexible as well as foldable displays are among one of the varieties. A Samsung Display official commented, “The industry believes that the commercialization of foldable smartphones will be possible in 2016.”

Obviously, Samsung will not apply the new technology to all smartphones next year, likely the flagship devices including the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy Note 6. However, the first problem that should be solved is a bendable battery.

With LG G Flex and G Flex 2’s curved batteries for reference, maybe LG Display and Samsung Display can work out a solution to the foldable battery together.

Samsung Galaxy S6 Reassembly

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As we have torn down Samsung Galaxy S6, now we show you how to reassemble the gadget back step by step.

Tools Needed:

A Pair of Tweezers

PH00 Philips Screwdriver

  

1.         Insert The Home button with flex cable.

a)         Slide the flex cable through the slot to the back

b)         Press down the home button and make sure it is secure.

2.         Get the USB port back in.

a)         Attach the soft key LEDs to place.

b)         Make sure all the parts are aligned.

3.         Stick the LCM back into place.

a)         Make sure the connector goes back through its slot

b)         Squeeze the parts and Make sure they are aligned correctly.

4.         Fasten 1 Screw to secure the earphone jack. (You can find out the screw easily because it's different from other screws)

     

5.         Place the vibrate motor, ear speaker and proximate sensor into the slot respectively.

a)         Make sure the proximate sensor is facing the right way.

6.         Get the rear facing camera into the mainboard.

     

7.         Connect the charging port assembly to the mainboard.

     

8.         Put the mainboard back into the place.

a)         Make sure not to get any flex cable connectors caught behind it.

9.         Set the front facing camera back into place.

a)         Connect flex cables to the mainboard.

10.     Connect the WiFi and Bluetooth antennas to the mainboard.

a)         Make sure you set them back into the slot so that they fit better

11.     Put the battery in and connect its flex cable to the mainboard.

      

12.     Put the side keys to the slot. (They are the same side keys)

a)         Put the flex ribbon over top of them and press them all into place.

13.   Put the wireless coil in place properly. (Handle carefully for the fragile coil.

14.     Put the middle plate and front assembly back together.

            

15.     Fasten 13 screws in the rear housing.

            

16.     Put the battery door back.

            

17.     Insert the SIM card tray.

           

The Samsung Galaxy S6 reassembly is completed. Anyways, if you still have questions, you can watch our Galaxy S6 reassembly video , or just comment below to let us know. We will reply to you as soon as possible.

How To Tear Down The Samsung Galaxy S6 In 10 Steps

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We just got our hands on the brand new Samsung Galaxy S6. We are all curious to see the insides of this new phone. So is it hard to repair? Anything to watch out for? Here we've taken it apart for you.

Tools Needed:

▪ Repair Tools BST-8921 (38 pcs/set)

▪ Heat Gun/Hair Dryer

▪ Spudger Tool

Step 1: Take Out The SIM Card Tray.

▪ Power off the Samsung Galaxy S6.

▪ Use an ejector pin or tweezers to take out the SIM Card Tray.

Step 2: Take Apart The Battery Door.

▪ Heat up the Samsung Galaxy S6's Battery Door.

▪ Pull the battery cover up with a screen suction cup tool. (The battery door is stuck to the middle plate with some really strong adhesive, take your time to remove it)

▪ Separate the battery door with a case opening tool.

Step 3: Release The Rear Housing.

▪ Undo the 13 screws in the rear housing.

▪ Heat up the LCD Assembly.

▪ Separate the rear housing from the LCD Assembly with the help of a suction cup tool and case opening tool.

(Notice: be careful not to damage the wireless charging chip attached to the battery.)

Step 4: Remove The Case Buttons.

▪ Remove the power button flex.

▪ Remove the volume button flex.

▪ Remove the Case Buttons. (Notice: the Galaxy S6 power button and volume buttons are compatible with each other.)

Step 5: Release The Wireless Charging Chip

▪ Pry up the wireless charging coil's flex ribbons on both sides of rear housing. (Notice: be careful not to damage the flex ribbons.)

Step 6: Remove The Motherboard.

▪ Pry up the LCD assembly connector, front facing camera connector, battery connector, ear speaker connector and home button flex ribbon connector.

▪ Turn over the motherboard and pry up the connector.

Step 7: Remove The Battery.

▪ Gently pry up the battery with a spudger tool.

Step 8: Remove Small Components.

▪ Remove the front facing camera.

▪ Remove the ear speaker. (Notice: be careful not to break the flex ribbon.)

▪ Remove the vibrating motor.

▪ Remove the rear facing camera.

Step 9: Release The Charging Port Assembly.

▪ Remove the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi cables.

▪ Undo the earphone jack screw. (Notice: the screw is different than the rear housing screws.)

▪ Heat up the LCD Assembly to release the front housing.

▪ Pry up the navigation light stickers.

Step 10: Release The Home Button With Flex.

▪ Pry up the connector on the back side of home button.

▪ Pry up the home button.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 disassembly is now complete.

We will do several different Samsung Galaxy S6 test and review videos in the coming days, so stay tuned!

LG G4 Back Side Press Render Leaks

Just hours ago, a Twitter user named @OnLeaks post a picture about LG G4 back side press render view, saying that the dimension is 148.9×76.5×9.9mm.

The press render showed that LG G4 didn’t change much on the general design of back cover compared with its predecessor LG G3. Significant changes are the power button and loudspeaker holes. As well as the LG logo being moved a little upward.

This leaked picture with bigger camera just showed up to support the rumor before saying the LG G4 would feature a 16MP pixel back facing camera, which is higher than the 13MP LG G3 camera.

What will LG G4 surprise us, just wait and see.