The iPhone 14 is the most repairable iPhone in years
While the iPhone 14 features aren't hugely different from the iPhone 13, a teardown reveals Apple has made internal changes which make repairs easier.
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iFixit
Malcolm Owen
M2 MacBook Air teardown reveals accelerometer, simple cooling system
The repair experts at iFixit have completed a teardown of the new M2 MacBook Air, revealing a very simple chip cooling mechanism, an accelerometer, and other details.
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Mike Peterson
Right to Repair advocates aren't sold on Apple's Self Service Repair program
Right to repair advocates and organizations say that the launch of Apple's new Self Service Repair program is a great step, but added that there are still "too many hoops to jump through."
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Google's self-repair program for Pixel launches, Apple's program is nowhere to be seen
Google is teaming up with iFixit to provide customers with repair parts for Pixel phones. And, five months after announcement, there have been no updates on own Apple's repair program.
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Studio Display teardown shows iMac-like dual-fan cooling, dense electronics
The Studio Display features a lot of electronics behind its screen, a teardown of the new Apple monitor reveals, complete with a dual fan cooling system to thermally manage the dense screen.
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Mac Studio teardown demonstrates relatively easy disassembly
Repair company iFixit has done a teardown of the new Mac Studio, showing Apple's intricate cooling system for the high-performance system and how to take apart the device.
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William Gallagher
AirPods, Beats Fit Pro battery swaps nearly impossible, iFixit teardown finds
The repair experts at iFixit completed a teardown of both the third-generation AirPods and the Beats Fit Pro in a new comparison clip, finding that the internals are difficult to repair.
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iFixit calls Apple Self Service Repair program a 'total shift in perspective'
The repair and teardown experts at iFixit say they are "excited" about Apple's new Self Service Repair program, and called it a "remarkable concession."
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A tiny chip makes third party iPhone 13 screen repairs nearly impossible
Screen repairs by third parties on the iPhone 13 lineup are more difficult because of a tiny chip pairing an handset to its screen, and there is concern that it could permanently damage the repair industry.
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AppleInsider Staff
