And for those working on repairing iPhones, iFixit has now launched a tool designed to help them remove the iPhone 16’s built-in battery. The new VoltClip from iFixit is a USB-powered tool that ...

iFixit has already torn down every iPhone 15 model along with all of the new Apple Watch models. Now, the repair company is doing the same thing it did with the FineWoven cases by offering a micro ...

The batteries inside the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Plus use an innovative ... but DIY repair website iFixit has released a new USB-powered tool as an alternative solution. The adhesive debonding ...

The iPhone 16 and 16 Plus introduce a new adhesive that ejects the battery when subjected to an electric shock. iFixit is now selling alligator clips and a compatible adapter for those replacing ...

Repair outfit iFixit has started to sell the VoltClip, a cable that can be used to electrically debond the battery adhesive in the iPhone 16. The iPhone 16 was given a "repairability" score of 7 ...

Apple last week released the iPad mini 7 and well-known electronics repair website iFixit has performed that teardown voodoo that they do, so well.

If you have recently bought a new iPhone 16, perhaps as part of the Prime Day Sale, then you'll be glad to know that iFixit has a new tool to help replace the battery. Apple has worked to make the ...

Over the years, Apple has gone all-in on parts pairing. Virtually every component in an iPhone and iPad has a unique ID ...

warns iFixIt. "We're happy to see Apple finally committing to easy battery repairs," the article description reads. "The iPhone 16 swaps out the brittle, finicky adhesive for a brand new bonding ...

Parts can be more easily replaced in the new iPhone 16 than in earlier models, thanks largely to right-to-repair advocates. Kyle Wiens, CEO of the repair guide website iFixit, explains.

Unlike the iPhone, the Apple Watch’s internal battery ... a lot of small connectors and tiny screws. Interestingly, iFixit has also taken a closer look at the Apple Watch’s OLED display.

Though Apple changed the adhesive in the iPhone 16 models, that's not the case in the Apple Watch, and it uses traditional adhesive. iFixit took a close up look at the OLED display, and there wasn ...