New DMCA exemptions let users legally jailbreak smart speakers, unlock smartphones, and more
A huge win for the Right to Repair movement
Apple finally addresses its butterfly keyboard problem
A new service program offers to fix the faulty keyboards for free
Apple memo indicates iPhone X is having some issues with Face ID
The problem is somehow inexplicably related to the rear-facing duel-lens camera
Six major manufacturers must change their illegal warranty policies says the FTC
Microsoft, Sony, Nintendo, and others have a little over a week to comply
Apple tried to sue a small iPhone repair shop in Norway, the repair shop won
The supplier sent the shop replacement screens with an inked over Apple logo on them
Replacement iPhone screens don't work properly with iOS 11.1 and later
Is Apple trying to discourage third-party repair through software?
Samsung partners with uBreakiFix to bring in-person device repairs in the US
All repairs will use 'genuine' Samsung parts
Apple to introduce pilot program extending the repair period on 'vintage' iMacs
Program is limited to the US and to availability of parts
10 Tech Products That Are Next to Impossible to Repair
Repairing a faulty gadget no longer requires a PhD in electrical engineering with sites like iFixit providing tutorials that empower people to repair things on their own. After all, if your device is no longer under warranty and the only option is to buy a replacement, what's the harm in trying? Complexity, that's what.
Users have spent $14 billion repairing iPhones since 2007
No wonder Apple was so reluctant to allow third-party repairs
Forget about repairing or upgrading your Microsoft Surface Laptop
Might as well name it Humpty Dumpty
Apple will make its secretive iPhone screen repair machine available to hundreds of third-party repair centers
Conceding to 'Right to Repair' bill or a sign that a more fragile all-glass iPhone is coming?
Apple to share iPhone repair tools with third party shops
3D Touch calibration tool will be available to three authorized repair shops
Apple doesn't want you to repair your phone, and they're going to court to stop you
Apple will take Nebraska to court on March 9th over proposed "Right to Repair" bill
Apple will replace faulty iPhone 6s batteries that keep shutting down the handset
Apple says the problem affects a "very small" number of devices
Apple blames owners for iPhone 6 Touch Disease, will fix the problem for $149
Apple claims dropping the iPhone 6 Plus multiple times causes the issue
