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In a new paper, Apple has detailed its successes in making its products last longer, as well as new efforts to help third-party repairs.
Apple breaks its silence and confirms putting your phone in rice isn't a good idea.
A recent iFixit report showed that many repairers are going out of business, rather than working around Apple's repair system.
Are you having issues with your Apple devices? Then you may need to contact Apple Support, or even get help from the iMore community. Here's how to do that.
Got a waterlogged iPhone, iPad, or Mac? Did you accidentally introduce your AirPods to a full sink of water? Try these fixes!
iFixit has called out Apple's self-repair program for making MacBooks seem less repairable, citing Apple's unnecessarily lengthy repair methods.
Have an iPhone 5 with a busted screen? Let us help you fix it.
Repair outfit iFixit has confirmed what we'd been hearing for weeks — third-party shops swapping out iPhone 13 screens will need to deal with the fact that Face ID will no longer work.
Watch Joanna Stern go on a 'Right to Repair' quest.
All batteries degrade over time, including the one in your iPhone. How do you know when to replace it and how to get it replaced? We've talked to an expert to find out.
Has your iPhone 6 battery been giving you problems? If you'd rather skip a visit to the Apple store, you can repair it yourself with a little patience and care.
Apple's Authorized Service Providers who offer customers drop-off and pickup options will receive additional subsidies from the company.
Apple is now offering onsite device repairs to customers in six US cities.
Cracked your iPhone 6s or 6s Plus screen? We'll be honest: An Apple Store's probably the best bet.
Cracked your iPhone SE screen? Here's everything you need to know about fixing it.
Cracked your iPhone 7 or 7 Plus screen? We’ll be honest: An Apple Store's probably the best bet to fix it.
Your Apple Pencil’s nib lasts longer than most pens, but it still needs to be replaced eventually.
You can now have your iPhone with a third-party battery worked on by Apple.
