Fixers How You Can Make Bank with Broken Phones The cracked iPhone screen, with its web of glass shards that turn the digitizer into a kaleidoscope, is now practically as iconic as the iPhone itself. with a few good… April 30, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Gadgets HP Z1 Teardown & The First-Ever 10/10 Repairability Score Today, we gave our first ever 10 out of 10 repairability score—to HP's new Z1 all-in-one workstation! It is the most repairable PC we've ever had the pleasure to take… April 26, 2012 by Miro Djuric
Fixers The Boy Who Stole America’s Hearts With a Cardboard Arcade Bored last summer, hanging around his dad's East LA auto parts store, Caine Monroy decided to make his own entertainment. He built an elaborate cardboard-and-tape arcade. Every time Caine wants… April 24, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
iFixit 5 Ways Manuals Suck More Than Root Canals iFixit started in 2003, when Luke and I discovered that there were no good online instructions for taking apart a MacBook. So, we decided to write our own instructions. Since… April 23, 2012 by Kyle Wiens - iFixit
Activism Earth Day: Go Green, Save Green, Fix Stuff We say it a lot, but in honor of Earth Day, we'll say it again: repair is green! Fixing stuff keeps it out of landfills and keeps green in your… April 22, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Repair Stories The Audacity of Self-Repair: How A Boiler Engineer Fixed His Own Heart British boiler engineer Tal Golesworthy fixed his own heart. Why? He has Marfan syndrome, a connective tissue disorder that often leads to a weakened aorta. The typical treatment for a dilated aorta… April 21, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
E-Waste Why Is Every E-Waste Infographic Misleading? MBAonline.com recently published an infographic called "The True Cost of an iPhone," about the iPhone's supply chain and end-of-life. Though it's considerably more comprehensive than many others about e-waste, it… April 20, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Site News iFixit Blog Has Moved In March, we merged this blog with iFixit.org. From now on, we'll be announcing new teardown and products on iFixit.org. This blog is discontinued. April 19, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Product Design Why the iPad Has to be Made in China The iPad's light, sleek, simple construction belies its complex origins. There's a lot of stuff in the iPad: aluminum and glass, of course, but also other heavy metals and toxic… April 19, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
iFixit Announcing Dozuki: Making Manuals Relevant for the 21st Century We are excited to announce Dozuki, a new way to publish manuals! As you know, iFixit.com is the largest free repair manual in the world. We’ve made it our mission… April 18, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
