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My screen isn't shattered per say but it has a crack at the point of impact. Then the cracks become less visiable as it goes away then leads to the end of the screen. I know that it is nearly impossible to get inside of the HTC One much less fix the screen. Any help would be great.
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Connor Dempsey, use this teardown to give you an idea of what is involved. The display assembly isright here. Hope this helps, good luck.
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not quite sure why this was voted down. Just because somebody does not like it, does not make it a wrong.
alcs99 gave you the down vote. I'll up vote to cancel.
Thank you Sir. Not quite sure why alcs99 would do so. I would appreciate if people would at least say why they downvote an answer.
No disrespect guys! In my comment I hope I explained it well enough why I gave this comment a down vote. The iFixit staff's method of pulling it apart is not the way to do it and in my guide I show the correct way to do it. Much love and keep on fixing!
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Do not follow ifixit's teardown, the method they used to open the phone to get at the internals is not the best way to do it. I posted a guide on repairing the screen with links to videos on how to properly open the phone and remove the back cover.
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Thanks i'll let you know how it goes
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