DIY Site Offers Android Fixes

Posted: February 23, 2015

[caption id="attachment_12216" align="alignright" width="300"] Image from: pcworld.com[/caption] It's a big inconvience when a heavily used Android device has stopped working. It's even more problematic when there could be a million different reasons for the problem. If you have an Android device that has broken, this popular DIY site may hold the solution. Derek Walter, writer for PC World, shares information on a popular DIY site that now offers solutions to Android device troubles.

DIY repair site iFixit launches Android hub for phones, tablets, and smartwatches

The go-to DIY gadget repair site iFixit can now service your Android needs. The site just launched a dedicated Android hub, which features repair guides for 252 of phones and tablets. There are also resources for repairing smartwatches and TV devices like the Chromecast. And you can buy parts and tools to fix your device yourself. The iFixit founders told us that the challenge with Android is the vast array of devices, but with enough community input it would be able to build out its resources. The community appears to have stepped up here, though there still a long way to go before iFixit can offer a guide for each of the over 19,000 Android devices. Read the entire article DIY Repair Site iFixit Launches Android Hub for Phones, Tablets, and Smartwatches on PC World.