Unless you’re keen on “permanently” fixing it, that is. There’s more than a few places that’ll tell you to use WD-40 on a stuck iPhone home button, but this is a very poor idea indeed. Here’s why. More »
Now that HP’s practically giving TouchPads away, iFixit has released their full suite of repair guides for the dying tablet, along with a webOS app for your servicing needs. If you got one before they sold out, you’ll need this.
I love my single-track bike in large part for its nominal maintenance requirements – there’re only so many parts that can actually break – but it’s still a good idea to know what exactly what I’m ripping apart before I start. Bike Repair from Atomic Softwares is like an anatomy book for bikes. More »
Almost no one reads the lengthy terms and conditions that come with nearly every piece of technology. But here’s a reason you may want to start: Toshiba is charging a customer over $US400 to fix his friend’s hard drive because he wrote “X Faulty” on the label. More »
It’s very annoying that manufacturers design their wares to be simply replaced, instead of repaired. Pitched, instead of patched. Forgotten, instead of fixed. No more. More »
