I have rooted G1 running the latest Cyanogen 4.2.3.1. Unfortunately, my camera/camcorder app force closes and refuses to open...

I turned on my MacBook and my Bluetooth was not recognized by the OS. I had to shutdown and restart until it was finally reco...

Hi there. It seems to me that your issue is likely to be ROM related. Is your nexus one rooted? If so, are you running a custom ROM such as cyanogenmod?Random reboots are primarily attributed to ROM or kernel problems. Have you installed a custom kernel?

Hi Lisa. From what you've described it seems you might need a new Display Assembly. Here's the link to the Display Assembly. Good luck!

May I recommend a Thirsty Bag? It might be of some use.

You can choose to replace just the LCD or the entire display assembly. Link to the parts: LCD Panel or Display Assembly Link to guides: Display Assembly guide or LCD Panel guide Good luck.

Hi there. In order to give you more precise info we need to know if you're running stock or custom ROM? Otherwise, the general procedure would be to reinstall the Samsung Home application. If that fails, I would recommend wiping (data/factory reset) as it would probably reinstall the app along with any corrupt system files. How to wipe Galaxy Tab: 1) With the device off, press and hold Volume Up and Power. 2) Release the Power button when you see the Samsung logo, but continue to hold Volume Up until the recovery screen appears. 3) Use the Volume buttons to navigate the menu and select wipe data / factory reset. Press Home to choose the selection. 4) Press Volume Up continue. 5) The Galaxy Tab should then go through the hard reset process. Let us know if that helps. Good luck.

If it's the first occurrence of such a problem, it seems highly likely that it might have just required a forced system reboot (in your case to apply an update?). I doubt it is related to any memory issues (assuming you're running stock ROM).

Bienvenido. El procedimiento para abrir los dos telefonos es igual. Donde se diferencian es en los procedimientos para reemplazar ciertos componentes dentro de los telefonos, en tu caso los botones de volumen. Pero no hay ninguna preocupacion con respeto al abrimiento del 3GS. Cada guia tiene los cambios notados, asi que no deberia ver ningun problema. Cualquier cosa aqui estamos para servirle y le ayudaremos con le que podamos.

Hi. Most of the adhesive should remain on the front display glass. You are simply heating (melting) and not removing the adhesive. It should be strong enough to stick back during reassembly. Although we usually don't condone operating your laptop while it's disassembled, it is definitely possible. Proceed at your own risk and with caution. You can simply connect the LCD to the upper case assembly (includes logic board, fan, etc.) and test it before reassembly. Good luck!

It sounds like you need to format the drive to Mac OS X Extended (Journaled).

While your question may not be hardware related, I'd be happy to guide you in the right direction. My personal favorite website for DIY iOS unlocking is Jailbreak Matrix. They provide an excellent iOS device identification system that will tell you whether or not you can jailbreak/unlock your device.

Hi there. We sell the Screw Set for the MBP 13" Mid 09 which includes the hard drive T6 screws you require. Hope this helps.

Hi there. It seems this guide had a missing prerequisite, the front-facing camera. The removal of the front-facing camera has been added. We apologize for any inconvenience this might have caused. Thanks for letting us know.

You know how we do it brah lol =)

Unfortunately there is no third Wi-Fi antenna.

Thanks Dan. The T6 Torx screwdriver is now part of the required tools list.

Hi there. It seems that the connectors between the iPhone 4 (on the left) and iPad 2 (on the right) rear-facing cameras are different. http://bit.ly/fyFx9M

The rear facing camera is not user replaceable. It is soldered to the logic board. However, the front facing camera is replaceable as seen in step 10.

Quote from Melissa:

Is it possible to replace the trackpad on a MacBook Pro 13inc, my little boy hit it with a pen and cracked it. It still works just has an ugly crack on it. I see I can buy a new track pad just need some instructions on how to go about replacing it. This is my first Mac I am used to PC laptops so never opened a mac before. Some advice or tutorial would be great thank you.

Hi Melissa. Unfortunately, the trackpad is part of the Upper Case. If you wish to replace it, we have a guide for the MacBook Pro 13" Unibody Upper Case. Good luck.

Quote from chargit:

I luv this website but man what a bad set of instructions for #4. I have been repairing iPhone's for some time now and just tried my first iPod touch using these instructions....not only did I destroy the digitizer, I also destroyed the frame and the lcd! then I went to youtube and for the correct instructions. Im not blaming iFixit but a complete set of instructions would be very helpful!! oh and i still luv this site and I luv the tools I just bought off here!

iPod Touch 2nd Generation Repair Manual.

Excellent teardown! Great job!