Disassembling Motorola i265 LCD Screen

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To release the 2 upper tabs, use the flat end of the spudger to push the tab towards the top of the phone. The LCD screen should move above the tab. Repeat this for the second tab.
If the LCD screen locks into the bottom tabs again, release them and then use your thumb to prop up the bottom of the screen while you release the upper tabs.
To fully remove the LCD screen, flip the casing over so that the top face of the phone is in your palm. The LCD screen should fall out of the casing.
Avoid as much contact with the actual screen as possible. Pressure on the screen may damage it.

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