In other words, people shouldn’t get their hopes up that the new iPhone touchscreens would be any different than past models. Perhaps it’s for the best: replacing a shattered iPhone glass touchscreen is already difficult enough as it is, one can only imagine how hard it would be to work with sapphire, which is bulkier and thicker. Even reputable technicians who provide iPhone screen repairs in Melbourne, like the blokes from TelcoWorld Corp, have to be very careful in replacing an iPhone 5 touchscreen. Lifting the screen more than 90 degrees, for instance, can stretch its connector cables too far and cause permanent damage.
http://www.telcoworld.com.au/news-blog/industry-news/even-today-still-need-expert-iphone-screen-repair-melbourne/
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