Right to Repair At Australian Repair Summit, iFixit Advocates for Universal Right to Repair Right to Repair is taking off in Australia. In June, the nation passed a national motor vehicle Right to Repair law that will require car manufacturers to share repair information… September 10, 2021 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
What It's Like to Fix What It’s Like to Fix: Linotype, Intertype, and Old Presses This is What It’s Like to Fix, an occasional series detailing the different kinds of work, and people, needed to fix the world. When I started work as a newspaper… September 9, 2021 by Kevin Purdy
Repair Stories The Oil Test That Tells You If Your Car Is Slowly Killing Itself Like the blood circulating in your veins, the motor oil in your car can tell you a lot about your engine’s condition. Which is why I took a moment during… September 8, 2021 by Craig Lloyd - iFixit
Teardowns Galaxy Z Flip & Fold 3: Small Changes Make a Big Difference This text is based on a shooting script for our video teardown of Samsung’s Z-Flip and Z-Fold 3. It may not precisely match the dialogue in the full video. This… September 2, 2021 by Taylor Dixon
How Tech Works The Chips You Find In iFixit Teardowns, Part 1: Power Management It’s a time-consuming investigation, requiring intuition, experience, wonky Googling, esoteric apps, and spec sheet PDFs. It results in a single rainbow-colored, data-stuffed teardown step. It’s called Chip ID, and you… August 31, 2021 by Arthur Shi - iFixit
Right to Repair WSJ Illustrates Need for Right to Repair with Two Busted MacBooks Joanna Stern at the Wall Street Journal used to have two water-damaged MacBooks, a Pro and an Air. After checking with a few repair shops, she now has a working… August 30, 2021 by Kevin Purdy
Teardowns The Playdate Teardown: A Look Inside This Retro Gaming Handheld This text is based on a shooting script for our Playdate teardown. It may not precisely match the dialogue in the full video. Check out our full web teardown for… August 26, 2021 by Kevin Purdy
