The guys over at iFixit are back with another teardown. This time they take a look at the newly released Nexus 6 phone. They gave is a 7 out of 10 repairability score, meaning that it is fairly easy to open and fix as long as you know what you're doing of course. Here are their findings: Pressure contacts and ...
We all know what iFixit is all about, They tear every device on earth down to show us what is inside of it and how to repair it. Their latest endeavor was the hot Moto 360. The watch is beautiful, well designed and sold out everywhere. However, the talk of the Android community is about its battery life--It is ...
The folks at iFixit didn't waste any time posting their finding after tearing down the new released HTC One M8.These guys are very meticulous and detail-oriented, unlike the average user. Thanks to them we're able to learn more about how HTC was able to put this beauty together. At first, there was glimpse of ...
The guys over at iFixit have done what they love to do with the new Kindle Fire HD. As usually, they've taken the time to take apart the new Kindle Fire HD from Amazon. The new Kindle Fire HD scored a 7 out of 10 in terms of reparability. Some of the positive points from the tear down include the following: ...
The guys at ifix it have gotten their hands on the Vizio Co-Star and have done what they love to do best; they've taken it apart. Upon taking apart the $99 Google TV device that also features OnLive gaming, the ifixit team found that the Vizio Co-Star features a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM, and 4GB of ...
If you're in the market for a Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1, there's some good news for you (if you ever need to repair the tablet). The guys over at ifixit took apart the new Galaxy Note 10.1 (like they love to do with other electronics) and discovered that Samsung created a product that is super-friendly when it ...
The folks at iFixit got their hands on the Nexus Q and did what they love to do best, they took it apart. As expected, the Nexus Q features a number of parts that work together to bring your Google Play content to the big screen (and powerful speakers). At its $299 price tag, a lot of people still think that the ...
The next time you use iFixit to repair something, you won't need to be doing it near your computer or laptop, you will be able to do it with your phone (or tablet) as your instruction manual. iFixit has released their official app for Android, something that many people have been waiting for. The app allows ...
The guys over at IFixit has gotten their hands on the newly-announced Nexus 7 tablet, and as expected, they did to it what they do best, took it apart. IFixit gave it a repairability score of 7 out of 10, with 10 being the easiest to repair. According to IFixit, the following made taking apart the Nexus 7 a little ...
The guys over at iFixit did what they love to do with the Motorola Droid 4, they tore it apart for all of us to see just what's inside this new beast-of-a-phone from Motorola. As usual, the phone contains a number of components that work together to make the Droid 4 work the way it's supposed to. The biggest ...
This one took a little bit longer to achieve, but the guys over at Ifixit have finally taken apart the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. As expected, the phone is made out of lots of little parts that all work in unison to create the wonderful piece of technology we call a Nexus device. Surprisingly, the NFC chip on the ...
The guys over at iFixit have given the Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet a taste of some iFixIt teardown love. If you ever want to learn how to take apart your Nook Tablet for the sake of science (or repairs), then iFixit is the place to go. During their teardown, the discovered that display on the Nook Tablet was ...
The guys over at iFixIt got their hands on the Motorola Droid RAZR and did what they do best; cracked it open to show us all what's inside. As you can imagine, the phone contains nothing more than phone parts that you would expect to see in a smartphone. One thing that was discovered during the tear down is that ...
Want to learn how to take part your newly-purchased Motorola Droid Bionic? Then you should head over to iFixIt. The guys at iFixIt took the dual-core 4G LTE phone apart and documented the process very well, as they always do. Unfortunately, this teardown didn't reveal anything new. It's always nice to know how to ...
