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The latest Apple teardowns have surprisingly good news

The latest Apple teardowns have surprisingly good news

Posted on November 10, 2018November 10, 2018 By Jarvis

Fans of DIY gadget repairs haven’t had much good news over the past few years, but there are signs the tides may be changing – at least – for Apple devices. The Cupertino company hasn’t exactly led by example when it comes to making repairs, battery replacements, and other unofficial tinkering easy with its laptops, tablets, and smartphones, but that could be changing.

For a long time, it looked like the trajectory of the consumer electronics industry and the desires of those who like to be able to open up their devices and get to grips with the tech inside were diverging uncontrollably.
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