Yesterday, we took a closer look at how the new iPhone 13 Pro Max handles drop tests. Now, another YouTuber claims that you’ll probably not be able to replace your iPhone 13’s screen with third-party ...

Apple has announced a new Self Service Repair program, a program aimed at making available the information, tools, and components that owners of broken Apple devices need to fix their devices ...

If you want to keep using Face ID, you'll have to pay Apple to repair your screen. Photo: Phone Repair Guru If you happen to break the dazzling Super Retina XDR display packed into your iPhone 13, you ...

Apple has placed a barrier to screen replacements on the iPhone 13 Pro by killing Face ID when a third-party display swap is performed. That's a step too far for the company. Similar issues have come ...

Last week, 9to5Mac reported that Face ID stops working if you replace the iPhone 13 screen with a third-party repair. Now, a new video shows that it’s possible to replace the screen and make facial ...

If you are the proud (despite the bugs) owner of a new iPhone 13, then you better take care of it. Because if you break the display, your only course for a repair will be Apple or an Apple-authorized ...

Apple’s iOS 17.0.3 update appears to have solved the widely reported overheating problems for some users. But the update also fixed a lesser known issue that saw some front-facing camera features ...

For all its effort to paint itself as a champion of consumers, especially when it comes to privacy, Apple has always been one of the biggest enemies of the "Right to Repair" movement. It has put ...

If you’ve accidentally cracked your iPhone screen, you might assume a costly full display replacement is your only option. However, there is a cost-effective alternative that can save you money while ...

When it comes to the Right-to-Repair movement, Apple has been one of the staunchest opponents, doing everything in its power to wrest control away from customers (and third-party repair shops). If ...

A new teardown of Apple’s iPhone Air reveals a surprisingly repairable design, with quick screen and back glass replacements. It also highlights titanium parts, 3D-printed components, and a battery ...