Logitech has announced it’s partnering with internet repair shop iFixit to make it easier for people to repair products even after the warranty period has expired. The program will kick off this ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The self-repair champions now sell genuine Pixel Tablet components, including batteries, screens, and speakers ...

A decade after Apple kicked iFixit out of the App Store and banned its developer account, the popular DIY company has finally made its way to Apple's marketplace with an all-new app that features all ...

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The popular site iFixIt that specializes in take-apart guides for Apple products, has announced they are releasing all of their manuals for free to the public under the Creative Commons BY-NC-SA ...

Samsung's collaboration with iFixit to allow Galaxy device owners to perform repairs has gone live in the US. Prices range from $67 right up to $227 depending on the type of repair and which model you ...

You know iFixit from their Mac repair guides and parts. (They estimate they’re the second-largest supplier of Mac parts next to Apple.) Now they’re expanding to create repair guides and manuals for ...

Logitech has joined the likes of Google and Samsung in tagging iFixit to help build a self-repair program. iFixit will sell spare parts for Logitech’s MX Master and MX Anywhere series of mice and ...

A decade after getting banned from the App Store, iFixit is back with a free DIY repair app that uses AI to diagnose problems and guide users as they fix their Apple devices. iFixit trained the app’s ...

Google’s partnership with iFixit continues on the Pixel Tablet with genuine parts available for purchase and repair guides on key components. The USB-C port can be replaced on its own that is not ...

A new development over at Logitech is now pushing for self-repairs on its computer mice, signifying a win for the Right to Repair initiative of the United States in allowing DIY tweaks on one's ...