Contests Guess that Mystery Machine—Now with a Prize! Do you know what this is? Tell me in the comments. I’ll update Monday morning with the correct answer—the first person to guess correctly gets a $20 iFixit gift certificate!… March 2, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Site News Turn Your Broken Device into an Online Repair Manual We're trying hard to keep devices out of landfills by creating awesome repair manuals for them. And we've even enlisted the help from college students throughout the country to create… February 29, 2012 by Miro Djuric
E-Waste See Inside a Canadian E-Waste Recycling Facility Servers were the size of refrigerators and a single CPU chip had about $300 of gold when Montreal-based electronics recycling company FCM Recycling started harvesting precious metals from computers' circuit… February 29, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Fixers Inside the Mind of a Master iFixit Answers Repair Tech Ralph Myrick has been repairing computers since the very beginning. In 1960, he had just graduated from a 9-month Navy radar repair training school. While on hold, waiting for transfer,… February 27, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Hacks Kintsugi: Broken Is Better than New The Japanese art of kintsugi, which means "golden joinery," is all about turning ugly breaks into beautiful fixes. The story goes that a 15th-century Japanese shogun, Ashikaga Yoshimasa, set out… February 26, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Recycling Guess This Mystery Item Can you guess what this is? Tell me in the comments. February 25, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Product Design Hope for a Tool-Less Tomorrow I’ve seen the future, and not only does it work, it works without tools. It’s moddable, repairable, and upgradeable. Its pieces slide in and out of place with hand force.… February 24, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
Product Design A Tale of Two Displays Our fine friends at Macrumors sent us a special little something in the mail the other day – the same purported iPad 3 screen with which they confirmed the existence… February 23, 2012 by Miro Djuric
Product Design A Visit to the Only American Mine for Rare Earth Metals This post was originally published in The Atlantic. That big hole in the ground? It’s a pit mine at the Molycorp Mountain Pass rare earth facility in California’s Mojave Desert.… February 21, 2012 by Kyle Wiens - iFixit
Fixers How Greg Kono Started the West Seattle Fixers Collective Greg Kono wasn't looking to start an organization. He'd spent almost twenty years moving around the west coast: studying environmental design and sculpture, building traditional Japanese kites out of bamboo… February 20, 2012 by Elizabeth Chamberlain - iFixit
