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Apple has gone all in on the Right to Repair movement, and you can now buy genuine parts to repair an iPhone 17 or iPhone Air yourself.

In this week's episode of One More Thing, which you can watch embedded above, I go through what it's like to use AppleCare to repair a device, why it's so important to backup your files, what ...

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Users can buy genuine replacement parts to address issues such as cracked screens or worn-out batteries via Apple's Self ...

Apple’s iPhone 17 lineup and iPhone Air now join the Self Service Repair program — but fixing them yourself still costs just ...

Apple's Self Service Repair program now covers the iPhone 17 family and the iPhone Air, giving customers access to genuine ...

While Mashable has yet to perform nuanced battery testing of our own, we at least have official spec sheets to go off of ...

Apple now sells official iPhone 17 parts so you can perform your own self-service repair. Here are the details.

Apple this week made iPhone 17, iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, and iPhone 17 Pro Max parts available to order through its ...

In summary: ・iPhone 17e likely priced at £599-£650/$599-$650 ・Expected release date February/May 2026 ・Modest specs and ...

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