so at the bottom of the screen while on lightly colored pages (settings menu), it looks like there are little flashlights shining out from behind the buttons. if you hold the phone straight up and down, and try to look "down" behind the buttons, you can really see the "flashlight" effect. they are uniform in size and protrude about 1mm or so up into the screen (very hard to notice but when looking for easy to see). let me reiterate that this is only noticeable on lighter colored pages, like the settings menu...and they are only at the bottom of the screen.
is this normal?!!!
I think I am being picky, as I do see this to some extent on other LCD screens but for some reason it just stood out more on this phone to me...
here's a picture
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B1Jk0AsZHsB0ZldlYXBRcGJfY0E
and a better one
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B1Jk0AsZHsB0X3pWNnFPWVRPYTg
thoughts?
shea-bird said:
so at the bottom of the screen while on lightly colored pages (settings menu), it looks like there are little flashlights shining out from behind the buttons. if you hold the phone straight up and down, and try to look "down" behind the buttons, you can really see the "flashlight" effect. they are uniform in size and protrude about 1mm or so up into the screen (very hard to notice but when looking for easy to see). let me reiterate that this is only noticeable on lighter colored pages, like the settings menu...and they are only at the bottom of the screen.
is this normal?!!!
I think I am being picky, as I do see this to some extent on other LCD screens but for some reason it just stood out more on this phone to me...
here's a picture
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B1J...ldlYXBRcGJfY0E
and a better one
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B1Jk0AsZHsB0X3pWNnFPWVRPYTg
thoughts?
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normal, just the backlight
Wow I do have them too. I think they're negligible though because I would've never even notice if you didn't show me haha.
Unfortunately, this sounds like light leakage. Not sure if all HTC One X's have it. My Evo 4G had it. Could be part of HTC phones? Not sure, someone would have to confirm.
That is normal
Got it too. I noticed it the first few mins i had the phone. Didnt have it on my SGSII though. Sometimes i think i shouldnt have upgraded yet.
equlizer said:
Got it too. I noticed it the first few mins i had the phone. Didnt have it on my SGSII though. Sometimes i think i shouldnt have upgraded yet.
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The One X is an LCD screen while the SII is an LED screen. What you are seeing is the backlights of the screen. Every screen tech has its pros/cons.
so essentially this is normal...I guess for piece of mind I will run to the store and check the display models to make sure mine isn't any "worse" than usual.
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normal, just the backlight
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They all don't do it. 100% brightness using a black background from LCD Tester.
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mine only does it on lighter colored pages...doesn't affect black screens on mine either.
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mine only does it on lighter colored pages...doesn't affect black screens on mine either.
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White.
White (w/o the settings bar)
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They all don't do it. 100% brightness using a black background from LCD Tester.
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mine looks like this, max brightness, black or white. but this is straight down. if i look at an angle like i'm looking under the screen i can see the lights...barely. yours may have a worse case but it is there, just not so much on mine.
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White.
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mine shows at this angle, but far less than op.
nvm, it is also noticeable on a black screen...also, just found a dead pixel...phone goes back tomorrow..will be my 3rd in two days (first one had a funky color thing going on in the screen- went from warm at the top to cool at the bottom)...bahh, I hate doing this.
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yours may have a worse case
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Of what? From OP's pics you can see the backlight visibly showing at the bottom of the display. I'm assuming it's more visible in person otherwise he wouldn't have posted. I don't see it on mine no matter what angle I'm viewing the phone at. If this was never an issue than I guess it doesn't really matter anyway.
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Of what? From OP's pics you can see the backlight visibly showing at the bottom of the display. I'm assuming it's more visible in person otherwise he wouldn't have posted. I don't see it on mine no matter what angle I'm viewing the phone at. If this was never an issue than I guess it doesn't really matter anyway.
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worse case than mine i guess. i thought at first mine was like yours, even my camera was taking pictures like yours. but i can truly see it at a curtain angle, just barely. take your phone and slowly angle it, at about 30-40 degrees it mirrors off something and can be seen. i can't see it on black, but on white i can on max brightness, it seems to dissappear at about 80-85% or lower brightness.
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but i can truly see it at a curtain angle
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Let me try again. On my phone, at every conceivable angle, in a dark room, on light and dark backgrounds, the backlight is not visible. And if I rotate the screen, it's not visible from the top either. OP on the other hand can clearly see the backlight showing through because he sees it with the naked eye and was able to photograph it.
There’s one other thing to consider. My phone has an Acer display. Quite a few people have posted they have Sony displays. If OP has a Sony display there’s a possibility that they all look like what OP posted.
Damn I want an acer display phone
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They all don't do it. 100% brightness using a black background from LCD Tester.
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of course you can't see it with a dark background, the lcd is doing what it is supposed to do and blocks the light... just like you can see them when you have light colors.
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Has anyone ever experienced a yellow tint on their captivate? I just received my 2nd Captivate from AT&T after doing an exchange. The 2nd one seems to be darker and has an obvious yellow coloring on the screen. It makes it look like a summer 6pm afternoon sunlight casting over the colors.
The first one was more white and bright. I know many people have said they've experienced a blue tint, but has anyone experienced a yellow one? I'm seriously deciding if I should send this one back as well.
mike_terror said:
Has anyone ever experienced a yellow tint on their captivate? I just received my 2nd Captivate from AT&T after doing an exchange. The 2nd one seems to be darker and has an obvious yellow coloring on the screen. It makes it look like a summer 6pm afternoon sunlight casting over the colors.
The first one was more white and bright. I know many people have said they've experienced a blue tint, but has anyone experienced a yellow one? I'm seriously deciding if I should send this one back as well.
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I just got a replacement phone from Amazon. It does have a yellowish Tint. I can make it go away by turning off auto brightness.
gunnyman said:
I just got a replacement phone from Amazon. It does have a yellowish Tint. I can make it go away by turning off auto brightness.
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I think I'm going to contact AT&T and get another replacement. I paid non commitment pricing on this phone and I just don't feel satisfied with the QC. If I were to turn off auto brightness, it only makes it a little better, but compared to my original one, it still has a "dirty yellow" look to it. Plus, turning off auto brightness will make it drain my battery faster, so I find it unfair that I have to do that.
Here are my photos I just snapped right now using the "Screen Test" app.
The screen on the right is my 1st original Captivate
The screen on the left is the 2nd replacement Captivate
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I guess my first one (right) is considered to be the ones with "blue" tint, but I actually favor that over the one on the left because it's much brighter. As you can see in the photo, the one on the left actually looks washed out and dull. The color is not as vibrant, and gives a yellow / dirty brown look to it.
I already called for a 3rd captivate to be sent in to me, I hope that one will be much better.
I'm in the same boat as you, mike. I just got my replacement yesterday, and it's more red. My original has the blue tint. I prefer the blue tint as well. I'm going to request another replacement and see how that goes.
kevrocks said:
I'm in the same boat as you, mike. I just got my replacement yesterday, and it's more red. My original has the blue tint. I prefer the blue tint as well. I'm going to request another replacement and see how that goes.
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Yea, it doesn't look as bright. I'm receiving another replacement in the mail tomorrow, I really hope it'll be brighter.
What are you going to do if your NEXT replacement is red again lol
Haha I'm not sure yet. BTW, is the vibration on your replacement a lot louder than your original? Mine is and it's annoying. That's actually the main reason i am getting another replacement.
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Haha I'm not sure yet. BTW, is the vibration on your replacement a lot louder than your original? Mine is and it's annoying. That's actually the main reason i am getting another replacement.
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Hmm, I havent been able to really notice. I turn off the haptic feedback on my phones, and I've had the ring tone on, so I cant really say on that one
I was looking at the Nexus S at Bestbuy and I was wondering...with the curve... is the screen itself flat or does screen also have a curve?
Just glass not screen.
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I was looking at the Nexus S at Bestbuy and I was wondering...with the curve... is the screen itself flat or does screen also have a curve?
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the case and the protective glass are curved
the SAMOLED display is flat
that's why you should expect to have some touch sensitive UNresponses near the bottom of the most curved part
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AllGamer said:
the case and the protective glass are curved
the SAMOLED display is flat
that's why you should expect to have some touch sensitive UNresponses near the bottom of the most curved part
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this is the most frustrating part of this damn phone. I don't see the benefit of the curved screen. non curved screens have worked fine on every other phone....all it does is affect the touch screen.
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AllGamer said:
the case and the protective glass are curved
the SAMOLED display is flat
that's why you should expect to have some touch sensitive UNresponses near the bottom of the most curved part
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Are you sure that the SAMOLED is flat? My understanding of SAMOLED screens is that there is no glass between the screen and the touch surface as there is in most typical touchscreen devices (Wikipedia confirms and the Engadget review directly states "Curved Super AMOLED") Looking at the screen from the side, I can see my background curving and I cannot reproduce the "UNresponses" on either the top or the bottom of my device or my wife's.
Wikipedia said:
Super Active-Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode or Super AMOLED is a display technology for use in mobile devices such as mobile phones. It differs from many other display technologies in that the layer which detects touch is integrated into the screen rather than being overlaid on top.
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a 4-inch, 800 x 480 curved Super AMOLED display (dubbed the Contour Display)
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I'm not an expert, but I'd venture a guess that given that information saying the entire screen is curved is a safe bet.
Screen is flat. Nexus S screen sideview:
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Flat one is a screen, curved one is touch sensitive glass.
jaker.the.skater said:
this is the most frustrating part of this damn phone. I don't see the benefit of the curved screen. non curved screens have worked fine on every other phone....all it does is affect the touch screen.
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I think the curved screen looks GREAT, and gives the phone a distinctive look that no other phone in its class has.
There's certainly one small advantage to the curved screen...if you drop the phone or lay it on a table face down, the bulk of the screen cannot touch the surface and get marred. On the other hand, I suspect someone will say that it's worse for that because the impact on a drop is placed in a smaller area and increases risk of shatter. I'm not a glass engineer, so I don't really know if that's true or not, but it would make sense.
re: curved
if you use s strong flash light you can see the difference
or if you take the phone apart, or you can simply refer to artukas613 picture
AllGamer said:
re: curved
if you use s strong flash light you can see the difference
or if you take the phone apart, or you can simply refer to artukas613 picture
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I just used my LED flashlight and I couldn't see it. Also, I can't find where that picture was from and I'm always weary of sources I can't check.
I found this: http://http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/09/samsung-super-amoled-explained-in-pretty-moving-pictures-video/ which states that:
t's thinner since the touch sensors are now integrated into the display
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And this: http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nexus-S-Teardown/4365/1 but it has no side view pictures of the screen but from what I can tell, it looks super thin which goes against the other posted pictures.
As I said before, all of this to me indicates that the entire screen is curved as I cannot reproduce any touch "UNresponses", I still maintain I can see my background curve, everything I've read indicates that a SAMOLED is a SAMOLED because the touch sensor is built into the screen and not on top of it, and I can''t see a difference with a powerful flashlight.
artukas613 said:
Screen is flat. Nexus S screen sideview:
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THIS
Screen is not curved just protective glass
kenvan19 said:
And this: http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nexus-S-Teardown/4365/1 but it has no side view pictures of the screen
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look at page 2 on that link there is side view
[on topic bit]
that's what google is for
here let me do some home work for you http://lmgtfy.com/?q=nexus+s+ifixit+Step+13
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the world is coming to an end if people continues in this path of skepticism
and i'm not even into any religion, i only believe in science and the super natural, and aliens and money, even though i hate money, the this human world don't function without a coin
this world we live in is like a carousel, if yo don't add coins, it'll stop running
Go to page two of ifixits teardown and you will see the photo that was posted above.
The screen is flat and the glass with touch is curved.
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LOL we all replied at the same time with the same answer
demo23019 said:
THIS
Screen is not curved just protective glass
look at page 2 on that link there is side view
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I see, I did not see a second page. I was wrong.
Not really sure why allgamer had to "do my home work for me" with lmgtfy as I posted the link to the website, I just didn't see the second page. It would have wasted a lot less of your time if you had just said "Look on the second page" as demo23019. I don't generally care about teardowns so I have never looked at one before.
And actually, skepticism is what holds the world together. If people hadn't questioned what was beyond the horizon we wouldn't have ever left Africa. What you said clashed with what I understood so I explained why it didn't make sense and posted where my knowledge came from. If you can't handle someone questioning something that doesn't make sense to them in an adult manner, that is your own failing, not mine.
woops wrong thread...ignore
This thread is cursed, I feel another cleanup coming on, lol
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I recently pulled out my tablet and noticed that it screen had cracked close to the top, an inch or two to the right of the camera down to where the volume rocker. The LCD screen itself seems fine but there is a weird fluid that is leaking out of one spot right at the top on the bezel. Its been happening for a few hours very slowly and I've yet to see any oddities with the LCD screen so I don't think its the fluid from the LCD screen, any ideas? I've searched everywhere and can't find anything.
I can live with the crack but would like to know if it's going to get worse/cause problems that might cost me more than replacing the screen. And if so is there any DIY way to make it a bit better
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spill something on it?
Nope, I wipe it away and can watch more seep out from the crack
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did you let your roommate borrow your TF by any chance? he may have some 'splanin to do. se if it glows under a black light.
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No lol its been in my possession the entire time
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thats weird. if it doesnt stop "leaking" lol personally id just RMA it. but thats just me
Ya looks like a phonecall to Asus is going to have to happen tomorrow
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liquid inside your tablet has nothing to do with Asus
There should not be anything in your TF with liquid. Did you use your TF for some recreational pleasure?
Even the battery cells are solid.
My guess is the H2O from your Rubber Ducky battery level indicator. Or maybe the melting iceberg water from the Penguin. lol
There may be a layer of liquid in the LCD to improve transparency between layers. It shouldn't be leaking obviously so something is wrong.
Looks like many forgot what LCD stands for... it is Liquid Crystal Display, so it might be easily that when the bezel and the screen broke (mostly the screen, as it is directly attached to the display area, they are built together), it damaged the LCD crystal containers, and now that part leaks. Isn't there any weird artifacts on the screen, around the crack? Like dis-colorization, blind white spots, etc?
Good reply Fonix232
fonix232 said:
Looks like many forgot what LCD stands for... it is Liquid Crystal Display, so it might be easily that when the bezel and the screen broke (mostly the screen, as it is directly attached to the display area, they are built together), it damaged the LCD crystal containers, and now that part leaks. Isn't there any weird artifacts on the screen, around the crack? Like dis-colorization, blind white spots, etc?
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First real respons to the question i would have gone for the same.. Its probably the crystals leaking out you will be getting dead spots or artefacts soner or later so i would RMA it but i woluld not expect the factory warenty to cover it so my guess is it wount be sheap..
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First real respons to the question i would have gone for the same.. Its probably the crystals leaking out you will be getting dead spots or artefacts soner or later so i would RMA it but i woluld not expect the factory warenty to cover it so my guess is it wount be sheap..
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English please?
Are liquid crystals safe? Should you be touching them if it's them that are leaking?
Totally! It must be the LCD leaking. Defiantly don't touch it. If you think getting a splinter of glass out of your finger is hard just imagine a liquid splinter. It could work it's way into your blood steam and tear up your insides!
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LCDs don't actually contain liquid. The word "liquid" refers to the physical properties of the crystals in the screen - they're "liquid" in that they can bend and twist smoothly to turn the pixels on and off. They won't leak out though.
I did some googling on leaky LCDs and only found a few actual stories of people claiming to have leaky screens. A few of them turned around and posted back that they'd found another culprit - leaving the laptop under a leaky ceiling for instance, so liquid later dribbled out around the screen. I'm going to guess someone spilled a liquid in your tablet, and it's dribbling back out when you hold it just right. Try removing the bezel (screws by the docking port, carefully pry it loose - there are threads about it) and I bet you find more liquid in there somewhere.
Well I read a lot of places that it couldn't be done. I have successfully replaced just the glass. I recorded it on my Gopro so everyone can see how its done. If you find it useful hit the thanks Make sure you spread this around so people stop buying 300 dollar full LCD assemblies.
without further adieu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4Gx5fLy0NQ&feature=youtu.be
That's impressive. Props to you for not listening to everyone else did you do any damage to the outside rim around the display? It looks like you hacked it up with the knife in the beginning getting off the old display.
Excellent work. This video is a keeper.
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That's impressive. Props to you for not listening to everyone else did you do any damage to the outside rim around the display? It looks like you hacked it up with the knife in the beginning getting off the old display.
Excellent work. This video is a keeper.
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I used an area that already had some scuffs from a drop. No noticeable damage.
Good work man! It's individuals like you who push us forward and reveal new options.
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this thread should get stickied all across versions of s3
There is a thread in one of the other forums about this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1890708&page=11
but yeah this helps all S3 owners
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But yeah very good job dude. Mine cracked at the bottom corner https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/s720x720/386262_10151093476528557_832449593_n.jpg
I ended up throwing a tempered glass screen protector on it, and its not too bad
http://i50.tinypic.com/34orkpk.jpg
http://i46.tinypic.com/e7koat.jpg
I dont know if it would be worth changing out for me right now, or just rock it til I break it lol
hypertek said:
There is a thread in one of the other forums about this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1890708&page=11
but yeah this helps all S3 owners
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But yeah very good job dude. Mine cracked at the bottom corner https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-snc7/s720x720/386262_10151093476528557_832449593_n.jpg
I ended up throwing a tempered glass screen protector on it, and its not too bad
http://i50.tinypic.com/34orkpk.jpg
http://i46.tinypic.com/e7koat.jpg
I dont know if it would be worth changing out for me right now, or just rock it til I break it lol
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I wouldn't lol
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this thread should get stickied all across versions of s3
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Agreed
I love the fact that you had a beer sitting next to you in the video. Awesome!
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I love the fact that you had a beer sitting next to you in the video. Awesome!
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Had to have a decent buzz before I had the courage hah
Nice and straight to the point. The glass doesn't contain the digitizer, right? It also doesn't need to be glued to the actual oled itself? Isn't the glue between the glass and the oled causing the dark blotches? The oled should be plastic so you should be able to clean it with a light solvent before putting the new glass on. Sorry for so many questions. I haven't cracked mine but its nice to know it can be fixed cheap.
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Nice and straight to the point. The glass doesn't contain the digitizer, right? It also doesn't need to be glued to the actual oled itself? Isn't the glue between the glass and the oled causing the dark blotches? The oled should be plastic so you should be able to clean it with a light solvent before putting the new glass on. Sorry for so many questions. I haven't cracked mine but its nice to know it can be fixed cheap.
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I have no dark blotches. My screen i would say looks 99% factory. I dont know iy I should have added extra adhesive. If my screen falls off I will be sure to mention it. I tryed prying up on it after it cooled and it seems the old glue is sticking very welll:good:
received an email today from amazon saying the seller could no longer supply my item .... i placed the order last bloody friday ...
so i have had to re-order my front screen ....
more waiting ... im getting impatient as my screen looks like this
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I have no dark blotches. My screen i would say looks 99% factory. I dont know iy I should have added extra adhesive. If my screen falls off I will be sure to mention it. I tryed prying up on it after it cooled and it seems the old glue is sticking very welll:good:
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Idk if you saw the threads about the dark blotches when viewing a black image at night. They show up on every phone from the factory. I thought that after your method that a side effect would be those would be gone. This makes me worry less about getting a case
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Idk if you saw the threads about the dark blotches when viewing a black image at night. They show up on every phone from the factory. I thought that after your method that a side effect would be those would be gone. This makes me worry less about getting a case
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I will have to check about these darkspots at night. Ive never noticed this, even before my phone screen smashed
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Had to have a decent buzz before I had the courage hah
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Thanks for taking the time to post this! very cool
Does the screen come with the required adhesive to stick to the bezel? if not can anyone post what kind of adhesive they use replace the screen.
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Does the screen come with the required adhesive to stick to the bezel? if not can anyone post what kind of adhesive they use replace the screen.
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Depending where you get your glass from, i believe some do come with 3M tape cut into the correct shapes ...
the OP did not use anything just the glue that was left there ...
kobz1973 said:
Depending where you get your glass from, i believe some do come with 3M tape cut into the correct shapes ...
the OP did not use anything just the glue that was left there ...
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This is correct. I just reheated the old glue backup. So far its been jiggled around it my GFs purse for the last 3 days. Its still holding
Just got my Note 3 and I'm loving it. However, I recently noticed upon closer examination of my screen that there is a permanent smudge mark that ceases to go away. It only appears when there is a large build-up of normal smudges or when I breathe on the screen.
Here is what it looks like:
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Anyone else have this issue? To check, just breathe onto the screen creating that fog-like cover.
From what I have gathered, it is "oleophobic screen coating" wearing off but I have had my Note 3 for four days so it has not gotten that much usage.
I don't have that problem. Does this only happen when you have smudges or breathe on it? If so then I would suggest a screen protector either tempered or film.
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mikemq2003 said:
I don't have that problem. Does this only happen when you have smudges or breathe on it? If so then I would suggest a screen protector either tempered or film.
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Once I wipe the screen of all smudges, it goes away. But as soon as there are more smudges it becomes visible.
Is it worth exchanging?
If you are within you return policy date then yes I would. I'm the type of person if I knew it was there even though I don't see it it would bother me lol.
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Anyone else?
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Anyone else?
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Mine seems OK, I'd suggest bringing it back also. If it is the coating of the screen vanishing this fast then that's a build issue. - could also cause weaknesses to the screen any time further down the line.
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I have the exact same issue. My smudge is alot bigger. Its horizontal a little above center of the screen and about an inch long. It drives me crazy. I can wipe my screen completely smudge free and if I breath on it, there it is! It is starting to exceed the limits of my OCD medication!! :banghead:
Edit: Mine was like this since day one and noticed it about 10 minutes after purchase.
cyberprodigy said:
Just got my Note 3 and I'm loving it. However, I recently noticed upon closer examination of my screen that there is a permanent smudge mark that ceases to go away. It only appears when there is a large build-up of normal smudges or when I breathe on the screen.
Here is what it looks like:
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Anyone else have this issue? To check, just breathe onto the screen creating that fog-like cover.
From what I have gathered, it is "oleophobic screen coating" wearing off but I have had my Note 3 for four days so it has not gotten that much usage.
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I have never seen anything like that before. If that was my phone i would be seeking a replacement ASAP!!!!
i have the exact same issue here, except the location, which makes it interessting:
mine is exact over the place of the indicator LED, and goes up to the top in a "U" form!
and i do not know why, but i did not encountered it before. could the light (and the minimal
temperature) from the led has something to do with this?
Probably is the coating worn off. I had something similar on my old phone. I ended up polishing the entire screen with a little bit of white toothpaste to remove coating elsewhere and give it a better appearance.
Wow I didn't think there we some many cases like this. What the hell is Samsung doing to these screens?
Reading this thread. .. It's just unbelievable that you guys haven't gone and got a replacement. No way should you be having any of these issues on an expensive flagship phone. Take it back is all I'm going to say. I haven't got it. ... If I breath on it the fog disappears Just as Fast as it came. ..
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I agree. I would of taking this piece of crap back. I have already had one replacement. These phones man I swear.
I hope they replace everybody's phones. We pay to much money for crap like that to happen.
Again, I WILL NEVER BUY AN AT&T PHONE OR SAMSUNG PHONE AGAIN IN MY LIFE. IM DONE.
Hello Google phones.
LuckyColdJohnson said:
I WILL NEVER BUY AN AT&T PHONE OR SAMSUNG PHONE AGAIN IN MY LIFE. IM DONE.
Hello Google phones.
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You do realize that eventually you will get a Google phone with a defect? WHERE WILL YOU TURN THEN?
HELLO, WINDOWS PHONE
I've walked on the top corner of my note 4. Since then, a stain appeared ont the screen. That stain keeps growing covering up the display day after day. It is dark at the center, blue in the midlle and purple at its ending side. What must I do to remove it? Please, can anyone advice me.