Apple's head of hardware engineering explains why iPhones are so hard to repair
6 months, 3 weeks ago

Apple's head of hardware engineering explains why iPhones are so hard to repair

India Today  

In a recent interview with popular tech YouTuber MKBHD, Apple’s Head of Hardware Engineering, John Ternus, provided insights into why iPhones are notoriously difficult to repair. While batteries inevitably wear out and need replacement, Ternus highlighted that Apple's long-term improvements have significantly reduced other common failures, particularly water damage. Fewer repairs mean less frequent use of new materials to replace damaged parts, aligning with Apple's environmental goals. By focusing on creating durable products that require less frequent repairs, Apple aims to provide a better overall experience for its customers and contribute to environmental sustainability.

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Associated Press  

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3 years, 1 month ago

Column: At long last, Apple will let you repair your iPhone, but it didn’t go far enough

LA Times  

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3 years, 1 month ago

Under pressure, Apple allows self-repairs to some iPhones, Macs

The Hindu  

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