Apple has banned iFixit's developer account and pulled its app from the App Store after the repair firm dismantled a fourth-generation Apple TV dev kit it received as part of Apple's pre-release ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. IFixit, the online electronics part reseller, relies mostly on the ...

This week Motorola became the first smartphone manufacturer to supply OEM parts to iFixit. This is a move that's more important than its immediate result. Providing parts to iFixit means Motorola is ...

iFixit is famous for their teardowns, but they also make great tools and guides to help anyone repair electronics. The iFixit Pro Tech Toolkit contains 70 industry-standard computer & gadget repair ...

Having been so widely saluted last year, the folks at iFixIt have declared today through the Fourth of July to be “Liberation Week” for iPhone owners, 15,000 of whom can receive for free a special ...

We recently saw the new Apple TV taken apart by the guys over at iFixit, as the device has yet to be released, the TV that was taken apart was apparently a developer edition obtained from Apple. This ...

The electronics repair site iFixit says that after it published its detailed teardown of the upcoming Apple TV hardware, Apple reached out to say that the company had violated the developer agreement ...

Liam loves Android, design, user experience, and travel. He doesn't love ill-proportioned letter forms, advertisements made entirely of stock photography, and writing biographical snippets. Perhaps ...

The iFixit and Google partnership that was announced in April is now live. iFixit says that genuine parts for Google smartphones are now for sale in "the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and European ...

Over the holiday break, Google and iFixit added a new batch of parts to the Pixel parts store. The companies now sell genuine parts for Google's latest flagship phones: the Pixel 8 and 8 Pro. The most ...

Our buddy Kyle at iFixIt.com has just announced a beta version of iFixIt Answers, a collaborative repair community for gadgets. It might be a great resource for friends and family who can’t figure out ...