Apple’s weapon that gives it the power to ‘monopolize’ certain iPhone repairs has been revealed. Motherboard has shared exclusive showing an ‘iPhone Calibration Machine’ that is specifically designed to replace the Touch ID and calibrate the camera and display.
Read more “iPhone Calibration Machine pictured for the first time!”
Last thing you want is a Microsoft desktop operating system from the year 2002 running on your iPhone 7. However that didn’t stop Youtuber Hacking Jules from performing his feat.
For years, Apple has sent new Genius hires to its Infinite Loop headquarters in Cupertino, or sometimes an auxiliary campus in Austin or Atlanta, to receive hands-on training for up to three weeks. Recently, however, Apple appears to have stopped offering these group-oriented trips, according to people familiar with the matter.
Read more “Apple Retail Ends Genius Training in Cupertino, Moves to In-Store Web Seminars”
In an apparent policy shift, Apple recently notified store technicians that third-party iPhone screen repairs no longer void the handset’s standard warranty as long as the unauthorized fix does not damage the casing or other related components.
According to an internal memo distributed to Apple store employees on Friday, and subsequently obtained by MacRumors, iPhones that have undergone third-party screen repairs or replacement are now eligible for partial coverage under Apple’s warranty.
Read more “Third-party iPhone screen repairs no longer void warranty, Apple says”
The ‘indestructible’ handset returns, complete with one-month standby time, colour screen and bags of nostalgia
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