Hi everyone, I own a Mi Pad 5 pro with the official keyboard. But... I like to use it with a more hard cover, that also has the holes for the keyboard, but of course, they don't touch in any way... Then, I was wondering, that maybe "already exist" (as the cover has the holes for the keyboard) some way to connect them, some kind of cable that connect them, or another way ?
Any ideas ?
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Trim the 3 silicone holes and make it one big hole. Use a sharp boxcutter razor.
That should help a lot.
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Hi,
my Touch HD has a lot of scratches and stuff on it, so I'm currently using a Silicone Skin, something like this:
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But, I find it kind of bulky, seeing how I'm not using it for protection, any skin that covers the same areas[basicly, the back and around the screen, like in that picture] will do.
Preferably made of cloth or at least something other than silicone.
Hope somebody can suggest me something.
I use an invisble skin try www.zagg.com I think it is, had it since I gopt my HD, and it's lived up to what they say it does
Hi,
Has anyone seen any slip cases for the Hero out and about? A slip case, at least as defined by me, is a case with no latches, buttons, lids etc. Just "slip" the phone in and out.
The case I would prefer buying is something along the line of the cases for the Nokia E* series, and the Palm Pre (image below) slip case [1]. Those cases are "stiffened" leather cases with one side fully or partially exposed. I realize the chin of the Hero could be troublesome, but I think you could design around that.
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[1] http://store.palm.com/sm-palm-pre-leather-slip-case--pi-3578368.html
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I just got my archos 101 for a week and the left back plate starts to detachb check the pic below.
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Do you guys have the same problem?
No i haven't .. and i not heard about a problem like this .. build quality of archos is actually good you can try to send it to archos but - archos's support is horror
I had the same problem and used super glue to get it back in place.
Just put some glue on the tip of a piece of paper to get it on the back of the metal panel. Push the panel back in place and wait a minute or so. Goodluck!
Hi guys!
So yesterday I dropped my 4 week old HOX+. It only fell about 40cm but it landed face down on a solid floor. The result:
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To get it professionally replaced is gonna cost me more than I can afford, so I'm looking to do it myself. Trouble is, I can't find anywhere that stocks replacement digitizers for the HOX+.
Does anyone know where I can get hold of one? Alternatively, could I use one from a standard HOX? I know I wouldn't have the red buttons, but to be honest I'm not a fan of them anyway, they are difficult to see when not lit.
Thanks.
I'm wondering it anyone knows anything about what appears to be two little buttons on the back of the Galaxy Alpha, after you take the battery cover off. They are to the left of the battery, and are marked "L" and "R." Are these buttons at all, and if so, what do they do? Thanks.
Its not buttons. Under that plugs are some connectors (from ifixit):
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sqllz said:
Its not buttons. Under that plugs are some connectors (from ifixit):
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I took a look at a SM-G850A (no little covers over the "buttons" and figured they were connectors. NOW, what are the connectors for?