Apple announced the Self Service Repair program several months ago in November 2021. It was a huge deal because, for the first time ever, Apple was going to give you the tools to repair your own ...

You know that moment when your phone won't charge, your laptop feels hot enough to fry an egg or your printer spits out pages so faded you can barely read them? Before you spend a dime on new gadgets ...

is a reporter with five years of experience covering consumer tech releases, EU tech policy, online platforms, and mechanical keyboards. Apple is now selling replacement iPhone parts directly to ...

In November 2021, Apple announced its Self Service Repair program to provide parts, tools, and manuals to customers that want to fix their phones — specifically the iPhone 12 and iPhone 13 — ...

Carrying out repairs on your new iPhone 16 or iPhone 16 Pro is now easier than before. You can purchase the repair parts and tools for the latest iPhones from Apple’s Self Service Repair store. The ...

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Apple’s self-service repair program went live today, giving iPhone (and eventually Mac) customers the tools and instructions need to repair their devices at a lower cost and from the comfort of their ...

DIY Demo: Just How Easy Is It to Fix Your Phone's Shattered Screen Yourself? The suction-cup struggle is real. Google's partnership with iFixit makes authorized repair kits a cheaper at-home option ...

Nearly two months after launching its iPhone 16 lineup, which struggled for sales at launch and is still facing a measured rollout of Apple Intelligence, Apple has now added these devices to its ...

This week, Apple rolled out its Self Service Repair Store. Consumers and independent shops can now order spare parts and rent company-authorized tools to fix certain iPhones. That’s the topic for our ...

We're keeping our phones for longer, and we're keen to get more life out of them still. It's time for mobile makers to get with the program. Katie is a UK-based news reporter and features writer.