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If your phone isn't working, you can fix it or ditch it. Repair programs give you the best option of getting a working phone at a low price, but sales might be a good choice if the issue just can't be fixed properly...

When your phone hits the water, don't panic. Move quickly to stop the water from pushing deep inside your device, and follow a few DIY steps to suck out any droplets that remain...

iPhone and water shouldn't connect. When they do, your phone may not function as intended, and an indicator inside your phone will tell Apple all about what happened...

When your phone sputters, blinks, or simply shuts off, you have choices. You can attempt a repair, or you can sell it and start over. There are pros and cons to either approach, but both help you get a phone that works...

Your battery makes your Samsung Galaxy work, and it makes sense to protect it. Following a few basic steps ensures that you're charging your phone the right way and aren't draining it unnecessarily...

Your phone's screen is delicate, and common materials like sand can scratch it. Screen protectors work as a buffer between your phone and things that can harm it. There are hundreds of models to choose from, but some are more effective than others...

These Wal-Mart kiosks promise to give you a fair price for your cellphone. But many customers complain that they're not given enough money for phones in good condition. If you have a new phone that works great, this could be a poor choice for you...

iPhones are more expensive than ever: Since it first debuted in 2007 for just $499, the world’s most iconic device has steadily gotten pricier. Today, a brand new iPhone XS runs consumers roughly $1,000 – and AppleCare, accessories and state sales taxes can push the final total far higher...

A lock ties your phone to one cell carrier. Most companies will unlock your phone for free if you meet a few basic guidelines. But if you bought a locked phone, expect to pay a fee for the unlocking...