Below is a recap of this week’s blog posts including Apple’s self repair kit, unrecognizable USB devices, Microsoft’s repair policy review, and proper IT asset management in 2022. Apple’s Self Repair Kit More Expensive Than Manufacturer Repair? As the idea of consumers repairing their own device has spread, many tech giants have announced self repair…
IT asset management is an integral part of an enterprise, and now that most businesses have a hybrid work schedule, managing IT assets is even more crucial. Proper IT asset management is the key to a smooth, transparent operating process and can benefit a business in many ways including, strengthening data security, bringing order and…
As technology evolves, it also becomes more expensive. Newer smartphone models range anywhere from $800-$1,000 and higher depending on size, storage capacity etc. Repairing devices can be almost as expensive as purchasing a new one, which is leading many consumers on the quest to repair their device elsewhere. Instead of getting slapped with a bill…
Apple’s sleek products are beloved around the globe, but the company has been under fire in recent years for false environmental claims. Despite the tech giant’s prior claims of being environmentally conscious, Apple is still the largest manufacturer of electronic devices, therefore, directly responsible for a large portion of the world’s electronic waste. However, this…
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) published the final regulations for the Electronic Equipment Recycling and Reuse Act in February to help implement the state’s EPR law. According to a press release, the regulations will “help reduce waste going to landfills, promote recycling, and help prevent foam litter from affecting communities.” The…
Tomorrow is Earth Day, and we’d like to celebrate by discussing the importance of keeping our planet clean and healthy, and some ways you can contribute every day. Recycling is often put on the back burner in favor of convenience. Many people see recycling bins everywhere, but instead of taking the time to sort through…