Apple’s new iPhone Air surprised repair experts by proving ultra-thin doesn’t have to mean harder to fix. Despite measuring just 5.6mm thick — making it Apple’s thinnest iPhone ever — the device ...

Today is the day that all the new iPhone 17 lineup officially goes on sale, and that means people are starting to see just what these phones (and accessories) are made of. In some cases, the folks at ...

As per usual, iFixit has done their excellent annual iPhone teardown and analysis, and they’ve discovered some great news about iPhone Air. Despite being an incredibly thin engineering feat, the ...

Taking off the screen is less forgiving. A strong layer of glue, a tri-point screw and a couple of ribbon cables hold it fast. It’s the kind of job that rewards patience; a hasty tug could ruin the ...

Repair website iFixit today shared a video teardown of the standard iPhone 14. In a blog post, iFixit CEO Kyle Wiens praised the device's more repairable internal design, calling it the most ...

As consumer technology has become more complex over time, it has tended to become correspondingly more difficult to repair: miniaturisation has made components fiddlier and more intricately entwined ...

The iPhone 17e is as repairable as the very similarly-constructed iPhone 16e, to the point where you could transfer the MagSafe-equipped rear glass into its non-MagSafe predecessor. The traditional ...

Apple manages to hold onto its recent repairability record with the latest iPhone Air, which maintains a provisional 7 out of 10 in iFixit's teardown. As seen in the teardown, the iPhone Air can ...