Apple announced a program in which independent repair businesses can fix iPhones with genuine Apple parts, tools, training manuals, and diagnostics.

Apple has unveiled a new Independent Repair Provider Program that could make it easier to find a place to get a broken iPhone fixed. The company says third-party electronics repair shops that want ...

There's a thriving market for unofficial, aftermarket iPhone parts, and in China, there are entire massive factories that are dedicated to producing these components for repair shops unable to get ...

"Good Morning America" teamed up with The Wirecutter to see how different iPhone repair options stacked up against each other. iCracked scored well.

Apple will provide independent repair shops with certified parts to perform iPhone repairs, the company announced.

Apple will now allow more independent repair shops to buy “genuine” iPhone parts and tools, allowing them to complete repairs in roughly the same way that an Apple Store would. The change ...

Authorized third-party shops may get to fix Face ID issues on iPhones by swapping parts instead of the entire phone.

With Apple selling millions of iPhones, it was perhaps inevitable that a cottage industry of iPhone repair shops would follow.

These days, the proliferation of smartphones has spawned a new campus job: iPhone repair shop. California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly) is home to what may be the first such business.