Skyway I agree. It felt like they were trying to disuade me from the DIY path while avoiding the Titan M question.

    guy_758
    Maybe ask on the forum for anyone who has replaced a screen without going back to stock android . just to make sure you can login and retrieve data with out calibration.
    That would be my concern that the initial boot may not like graphene.
    And again were assuming its the screen and not a motherboard issue.
    Maybe I'm over thinking but the more you know ahead of time the better .

    I'm not sure this warrants its own thread so I'm adding it here. I've discovered that my phone is no longer auto-connecting to my home wifi. The bluetooth still works, I can receive cellular calls, and I know that I have internet connection through the cellular network (I can receive signal calls). I do not know if this failure to auto-connect to home wifi happened immediately after I dropped the phone or not (the drop occurred 15 days ago).

    Is there some software/settings that could potentially explain the wifi behavior I'm seeing? Or should I take this as evidence that there is more wrong with my phone hardware than just the screen?

    Update: This was the simplest possible repair. I replaced the screen with the help of ifixit, and it works perfectly! Thanks to everyone for your comments.