Google and its partners are offering more options for users to fix their busted products at home. iFixit has expanded the number of Google devices users are able to take apart and fix at home to ...

The Alldocube iPlay40 and iPlay40 Pro are Android tablets with 10.4 inch displays, Unisoc T618 processors, 8GB RAM, quad speakers that sell for around $200 and up. On paper they look pretty decent, ...

It happens; you drop or otherwise damage your new $499 Pixel Tablet. Sure, you can send it in or replace it, but fixing it is also an option. According to 9To5Google, there are repair guides to help ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The self-repair champions now sell genuine Pixel Tablet components, including batteries, screens, and speakers ...

Google’s partnership with iFixit continues on the Pixel Tablet with genuine parts available for purchase and repair guides on key components. The USB-C port can be replaced on its own that is not ...

Teardown specialists iFixit have published a new tablet repairability guide that quickly tells you how difficult it’s going to be to mend your broken Android, iOS, or Windows 8 slate. The guide ...

Matthew Zucca, a tech enthusiast and former consultant from Canada, joined Android Police in 2023. Leveraging his technical knowledge and previous consulting experience, Matthew got his first two ...

The new Surface Pro X shows Microsoft is entering “the era of repairable tablets,” according to a teardown by iFixit posted Thursday. The report found the SSD is user-replaceable, and most components ...

Repairing a cracked screen, broken charging port, or other components of a smartphone or tablet can be an expensive, time-consuming, and generally inconvenient proposition, especially if it means ...

Samsung has announced a new self-repair program for its Galaxy S20 and S21 phones, and the Galaxy Tab 7 Plus tablet. Owners can buy repair kits to replace the devices’ screen, back glass, and charging ...

With a base price of $199, Amazon’s Kindle Fire HD gives you a lot for your money. And while it’s just as easy to crack open as the original Fire, it has better hardware and a completely redesigned ...