The right to repair — and play games anywhere On The Vergecast: where the gadget-repair industry stands in 2024, and the big story behind Microsoft’s seemingly small news about the future of ...

We've mentioned web site iFixit's detailed step-by-step tutorials for performing various DIY repairs on your Mac and iPod. Now iFixit has launched a helpful reference tool for your gadget hacks ...

Still, it’s a big win for the gadget repair community, and one that codifies into law the right for you to fix or hack or repair the things you bought any way you want, regardless of what the ...

Spanish design studio Masquespacio chose hospital colours for the exterior, interior and branding of this smartphone and tablet repair shop in Valencia.

The Gadget Repair Expo brings all the best industry vendors, speakers, and industry repair experts together. This is a great way to start repairing devices and learn all about the repair industry.

We don’t have to keep buying new gadgets. In fact, we should insist on the right to keep old ones running. Who hasn’t experienced a situation like this? Halfway through a classic Jack Lemmon ...

It's becoming tradition that with every new high-profile gadget release, we showcase whatever findings the repair commandos at iFixit.com share with us. If it's controversy and indignation ...

I took them both to various New York City gadget-repair establishments, which—it turns out—resemble the city’s pizzerias in their astounding variety.

Part 1: What to do if your Samsung phone is stuck on logo? It’s common practice for Samsung customers to update their device’s operating system or add third-party applications. They could ...

The top ten list of least repairable gadgets include some obvious and well-known examples like the iPad or some of Nikon's DSLRs, but also covers such unintuitive oddities as soldered in RAM and ...

The Switch ‘Right-to-repair’ advocates claim major victory in new smartphone copyright exemption October 26, 2018 More than 6 years ago Summary ...

New legislation aims to provide more options for fixing our broken gadgets. A journey to fix two MacBooks illustrates the repair restrictions put in place by Apple and other big tech companies.