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Difference Between a Broken Screen and a Broken LCD

Difference Between a Broken Screen and a Broken LCD

Most people do not understand the difference between a broken screen and a broken LCD. Our phones have a glass screen on top of the LCD to protect it from damage. The LCD beneath is the expensive one and is responsible for displaying images on your phone screen.

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Logitech Wireless Keyboard Not Working But Mouse Is

Logitech Wireless Keyboard Not Working But Mouse Is

If your Logitech wireless keyboard is not working but the mouse is working properly, ensure that the batteries are properly charged. You must also check if the drivers are updated and then try reconnecting the keyboard. If it still does not work, try contacting Logitech support for guidance

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iPad Screen Cracked But Still Works

iPad Screen Cracked But Still Works

Many people think that an iPad does not work with a cracked screen. However, this is not the reality. iPad can still work with a cracked screen. Although it may ruin the visibility of the screen. The tablet repair experts recommend fixing the cracks as soon as possible to avoid inconvenience. We have listed some common iPad screen cracks and simple DIY solutions to help fix them.

Common iPad Screen Cracks Types and How to Fix Them 

The Chipped End or Tiny Cracks

One of the most common forms of screen damage is the presence of chipped ends, tiny or hairline

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What Causes LCD Screen Damage on Phones?

What Causes LCD Screen Damage on Phones?

Various factors can cause LCD screen damages on phones, often related to physical impacts or internal malfunctions. Accidental drops, impacts, or pressure on the phone can lead to cracks, fractures, or outright breakage of the LCD screen. Exposure to moisture, extreme temperatures, or pressure changes may also contribute to LCD damage. Internal issues, such as malfunctioning hardware components or

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How to Connect the Slim Folio Keyboard to the iPad

How to Connect the Slim Folio Keyboard to the iPad

Connecting the Slim Folio Keyboard to your iPad is a straightforward process that begins by turning on the keyboard and enabling Bluetooth on your iPad. Put the Slim Folio in Bluetooth pairing mode by pressing and holding the Bluetooth button. Once in pairing mode, locate the Slim Folio on your iPad's Bluetooth settings and initiate the connection. If prompted, enter the passcode to establish a secure connection. After a moment, the devices should be successfully paired, and you can test the keyboard by typing in a text document. This seamless connection enhances

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