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How would you do screen replacement? That is a common repair since people drop their phones and currently you can get your phone repaired by some teenager in a
by tom_alexander 1y ago
How would you do screen replacement? That is a common repair since people drop their phones and currently you can get your phone repaired by some teenager in a booth at the mall. If you fill the phone with epoxy, how are you detaching the screen, and getting a new ribbon cable through the epoxy?
- throwaway173738 1y agouse pogo pins or a board to board connector
- bluGill 1y agoWhich means air space that can get crushed. Either the phone is solid or it isn't.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> Which means air space that can get crushed Would note that air isn't the only substance in a phone that compresses under 38 MPa. (Batteries come to mind.)
- bluGill 1y agoAir is the only substance that compresses to any significant amount. When you apply pressure to a battery from one side it may deform, but I would expect that the battery wouldn't be crushed because the pressure is from all sides - unless of course there is air in the battery - I'm not a battery chemist so take everything I say with some salt. Note that I would expect water to seep into a battery at this pressure and that will cause all kinds of issues - including chemical fires underwater. Just not crushed batteries.
- justsomehnguy 1y agoJust like they do it today - a lot of grinding, swearing and overall understanding what the civilization is going in not quite the right direction.
- GMoromisato 1y agoSo what if you can't replace a screen on an epoxy-filled cell phone? That's a small price to pay for knowing that your camera will survive if you take a one-way trip to crush-depth.
- blackoil 1y agoIs this sarcasm? 99.999% people will never take it beyond a meter in a pool.
- GMoromisato 1y agoPoe's Law never fails. I should have accounted for that.