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  1. 17 hours ago

    What you should know before you fix Google Pixel phones:

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  2. 20 hours ago

    Even though these devices are less expensive than their flagship siblings, they still cost a decent chunk of change… so you’ll want them to last as long as possible. Here's a list of the most repairable mid-range phones of 2020:

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  3. Oct 10

    We love an iPhone launch as much as anyone. But we can probably skip it this year:

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  4. Oct 10

    Have you become your home's IT consultant? You're not alone. Here are some tips from one of our teardown techs:

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  5. Oct 9

    What makes a Marlin Driver better than any other fish in the sea? Shape and selection:

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  6. Oct 9

    We spend a lot of time tearing down flagship devices, but this year, there were a number of compelling mid-range devices that piqued our interest enough to give them the full teardown-treatment:

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  7. Oct 8

    Use these teardown wallpapers to see the Apple Watch Series 6's new Taptic Engine, blood oxygen sensors, and layout tweaks:

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  8. Retweeted
    Oct 8

    London poll: "69% of all adults surveyed said they would be keen to mend and re-use items including clothing, electrical equipment and furniture 'if they knew how', with 40% admitting they were not confident in carrying out any repairs themselves"

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  9. Oct 8

    We're all IT consultants now, maintaining a fleet of devices just so everyone in the house can live. Here's our advice on how to succded at your new unpaid job:

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  10. Oct 7

    What happens when a manufacturer drops support for older products? Are we supposed to throw it away and buy a new one? says no:

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  11. Oct 7

    Dear Apple, we don't need another iPhone this year:

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  12. Retweeted
    Oct 6
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    I Bought the protech kit the other week, first thing I fixed with it: my knitting. That is the metal spudger holding on to some dropped stitches, preventing further unraveling.

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  13. Oct 6

    See through time with these Apple Watch Series 6 X-ray wallpapers (thanks ❤️ ):

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  14. Oct 6

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    In this week's Favorite Tools episode, I talk about kits and my belief in mission!
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  15. Oct 6

    iFixit Pro Tip: You fail 100% of the repairs you don't try

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  16. Oct 5

    Go ahead and skip the premium iPhone launch this year. The iPhone 11 and SE are still in great shape, and this is not the year for an expensive minor upgrade:

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  17. Oct 5

    Reasons you should buy an old DSLR camera: Spoiler alert: they're a total bargan

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  18. Retweeted
    Oct 5

    Joy-Con drift has been especially annoying for gamers when repair shops are forced to close due to the Covid-19 pandemic. says its left Joy-Con repair guide saw four times as many daily visitors since lockdowns began. Read more. 👇

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  19. Oct 4

    Here are some of our favorite ways we’ve seen folks keep their stuff together:

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  20. Oct 4

    Our svelte fixed-blade Marlin Drivers get their name from the sword-nosed Blue Marlin. How shape and selection make this driver better than the other fish in the sea:

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