Save your money on fixing a broken phone rather than investing on a new one. The most common damages that happens to a phone are, cracked screen, speaker, buttons, liquid damage. Screen , speakers and buttons are easily available on internet and mobile store on affordable prices, while for liquid damage take the battery out of the phone, either put the phone open exposed to sunlight or use a hairdryer to dry the moisture from the phone.
let's make a shorter list, what shouldn't you do with your broken cell phone?
Here are some ideas of what to do:
-strap some bottle rockets to the side and watch your full keyboard go everywhere.
-safely put your phone under the tire of your car, then do a burnout.
- BURN IT!
-Play a nice game of American-made Baseball with it
-If it's a flip phone, see how many flips it takes to kill it
-Find another phone, put the durability of the 2 against each other, keep the winner and get a new phone each week, and make a YouTube show out of this idea
-Pre heat the oven on 350 degrees Fahrenheit, let it sit for 5 minutes. Put the phone in the oven for 12 hours. Cover it in some nice copper wires and serve as a lovely dinner for 2 (CAUTION: don't actually do this!!!!!)
-Combine all of the ideas (if possible) for a massive load of fun (be careful)
Take it to your phone service provider, theywill likely provide you with a replacement or a temporary replacement phone while the have your phone fixed. Repair times usually take a week or two.
It depends on whats wrong with it. If it's gotten wet and will not turn on, some people have found that putting it in rice will fix it
No
You get a new phone.
no
take it to a phone fixing store
Replace the wiring that was burnt.
Most of the time the phone company you have the phone through offers a service that fixes your phone. If not nokia has a website and can send you a an address in which to fix your broken phone.
get a new phone
Try taking it to a phone shop, and tell them that you have network problems, but i doubt you can fix it at home :-)
fix it.
tell the phone company and they will fix it
Take it were you got it from and they will replace it or THEY WILL TRY AND FIX IT IF IT IS FIXABLE
Assuming they haven't be fried by a surge, reboot both devices.