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• 'It's your device, you should be able to repair it'

  By Mauro Galluzzo Verified| BBC Verified By Mauro GalluzzoBusiness reporter, BBC Newsimage copyrightScreen Repair Guruimage captionSuhaib started fixing phones at schoolWhat would you do if your smartphone was damaged or stopped working? Take it to a repair shop or perhaps upgrade to a new one? Not Suhaib. Unable to afford the repair cost he ordered a replacement screen, watched an online tutorial and fixed it himself. "It took me around two hours. I was really nervous," says Suhaib (he prefers to keep his surname private).

  By Mauro Galluzzo Verified · BBC

  Apr. 29, 2021

• We need to talk about dyslexia at work

  By Mauro Galluzzo Verified| bbc.com@ Nessa Corkery was always aware of her dyslexia, which was diagnosed during her first few years of school. Eventually she studied nursing and wanted to work in a hospital environment. “I have always been a very confident person and hate to let people think that just because my brain processes things differently that I am not able to do what others can do.”She was offered support during college, including a recording pen for lectures, a laptop to dictate notes and extra time in exams.

  By Mauro Galluzzo Verified · bbc.com

  Mar. 15, 2020

• 'It's your device, you should be able to repair it'

  By Mauro Galluzzo Verified| BBC Verified By Mauro GalluzzoBusiness reporter, BBC Newsimage copyrightScreen Repair Guruimage captionSuhaib started fixing phones at schoolWhat would you do if your smartphone was damaged or stopped working? Take it to a repair shop or perhaps upgrade to a new one? Not Suhaib. Unable to afford the repair cost he ordered a replacement screen, watched an online tutorial and fixed it himself. "It took me around two hours. I was really nervous," says Suhaib (he prefers to keep his surname private).

  By Mauro Galluzzo Verified · BBC

  Apr. 29, 2021

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