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Apple will now let you repair more Macs and iPhones yourself
Apple’s Self Service Repair program is expanding to include a slate of recent Macs and iPhones, bringing official parts, tools, and manuals to more devices.
Apple will foot the bill, issue refunds for repairs to iMac display hinge
Apple will cover repair and replacement of the iMac display hinge, as well as issue refunds to consumers who already obtained a repair.
All thumbs? For just $89, AT&T will fix plan holders' cracked cell phone screens
AT&T unveiled a new device repair service, creatively named AT&T Device Protection. The service fixes your cracked screens at very little cost.
Xbox One S iFixit teardown reveals easily replaceable component parts
Hardware repair guide iFixit covers Microsoft's Xbox One S in its latest teardown feature, detailing the ease at which players can fix potential issues.
This creepy snake-like robot is designed to fix equipment on the ocean floor
Eelume, the snakelike robot, will live on the ocean floor and help maintain deep sea equipment.
Chinese funeral parlor repairs the dead via 3D printing
The technology can also be used to make the corpses of their loved ones appear younger or better looking.
Meet VIPIR, a robotic pair of eyes for satellite repairs
NASA is developing VIPIR, a remote-controlled, camera-laden robotic repair system that will service satellites and other spacecraft in distant orbits.
Apple’s 21.5-inch iMac with Retina is the least repairable yet
Apple's new iMac with Retina seems to have packed in so many pixels that it didn't leave room for future upgrades.
Want to repair your new MacBook? You’ll need special tools and a bit luck
Fixing the new Retina equipped MacBook may not seem too daunting from the outset, but believe us when we say it's one of the most daunting ever.
The Mac Pro is even easier to upgrade than we thought
We already knew the Mac Pro's CPU could be replaced, but it's far from the only piece of hardware a user can repair or upgrade in Apple's new desktop.
You break it, you bought it: Journalist ordered to repair $2-million Porsche 917 replica
A British High Court has ruled that automotive journalist Mark Hales will have to pay $189,348 to repair a Porsche replica he broke during a test drive.