iPhone 16 Pro Max buyers will have to take extra care of the handset's bigger screen because Apple won't repair it for free. According to a new report, the company will no longer offer free screen ...

Apple this week made iPhone 16e parts available to order through its self-service repair store in the U.S. and many European countries. There are parts and tools available for repairing an iPhone ...

Users can now access the parts, tools, and manuals they need to fix the latest MacBook Pro and iMac models. Users can now access the parts, tools, and manuals they need to fix the latest MacBook Pro ...

Later this fall, Apple will enable customers and independent repair shops to utilize used Apple parts in repairs, which helps improve the product's longevity while minimizing the environmental impact ...

Apple’s Self Service Repair program first launched for iPhone back in 2021, after the company did a u-turn on the right to repair. It expanded to MacBooks in 2023, and from tomorrow will be available ...

Apple has announced a new process that will finally enable customers and independent repair providers to utilize used Apple parts in repairs; but advocates of the right-to-repair movement see the move ...

Apple is expanding its Self Service Repair program to the iPhone 15 series and the M2 lineup of Macs and Macbooks. The company is also opening up access to its Diagnostics tool to users in the US.

Following backlash from users and independent repair providers, Apple has made a few changes to its policies in the Self Service Repair program. As part of the change, users will be able to use ...

Apple is expanding its self-repair program procedures, and is adding the ability for consumers to use parts pairing to fully activate used parts in repairs — assuming they haven't been harvested from ...

The tech giant is lifting a key restriction on iPhone repairs, in a move that could make it cheaper for you to fix your device. Ian Sherr Contributor and Former Editor at Large / News Ian Sherr ...

This fall, the company will begin allowing customers to replace broken parts with used iPhone components without its previous software limits. By Tripp Mickle and Brian X. Chen Tripp Mickle and Brian ...