The news about Google Glass just keeps coming today. After announcing that Glass is about to ship and releasing the Glass Mirror API documentation, Google has now also posted the full spec sheet for the Glass hardware.
I dropped my gn2 on the corner from about 2 inches and somehow it broke! It's just cracked in the corner and i can live with it but I see that the glass lenses are $20 so I think I'll give it a shot, but somewhere I read that the glass is glued to the lcd so it requires the whole $200 purchase of a lcd, and digitizer and glass. Is this true?
Yeah, I bought a glass phone while working in construction without a case, what of it? :-[
I was wondering how hard it would be to pick out the shattered pieces of glass from the back, and replace it with a different material. . . I know the camera actually "looks through" the back glass, but that could be fixed with a simple cutout maybe? Throw me ideas.
Now I'm looking for new glass. Man the glass on these are weak. My nexus and htc took spills way worse than sliding out of my pocket to floor of my van to end up sliding to the concrete and landing on its back, and shattered glass. Every thing else seems to be working and no scratches on the phone what so ever that is how small of a fall this one.
So I bought this broken HTC EVO 4G LTE on ebay and seller described that the phone fell of his pocket while riding a motorcycle and so the glass and digitizer broke (which doesn't matter for now), he also said that the Main/Rear camera stop working after a week of the accident.
Here's some pictures:
As you can see the screen is cracked and doesn't have a back top cover.
So after I g
I have a cracked galaxy s3 screen that I want to replace by myself. Searching on ebay, I found several lens glass for sell under $20. Are these gorilla glass 2 or just standard glass material?
I only checked youtube videos and looks fairly straightforward. Any word of advice from people who had repaired their cracked screen by themselves?
Was wondering whether I should get the TF300 or the Prime. The TF300 is cheaper and has the plastic back and I really need good wifi reception. Was concerned about the screen. I hear its identical to the Prime, except for the glass? How good/bad is the glass? Is there a visible difference between the two displays with the cheaper glass being used? How does the glass feel? Is it hard and smooth?
Rumors have been circulating that Google Glass may have a feature that lets you wink to take a picture.
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Since the day I bought my Galaxy S2.. I've been having this pink shade on the top of my images when I use Flash indoor.
Issue : Pink or Purple like shade appears on the top of the images when Camera flash is fired for indoor shots.
Problem : Look at the Glass cover (front glass) you see on the Galaxy S2 camera. Notice the Black coat?
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