Below is a recap of our blog posts for the week including designs to the new iPhone 13 series that provides an obstacle for third party repairs, a digital re-transformation as the world returns to the office, a compliance update to the R2v3 standard, and the environmental benefits of mobile reuse and recycling. New iPhone…
At the rate new smartphones are being released it can be difficult to keep up with the latest technology, but what’s becoming even more difficult is the effort it takes to repair a smartphone, especially iPhones. The Right to Repair movement has been very vocal about efforts to get tech giants to provide certain information…
Below is a recap of the past week’s blogs including how to navigate digital transformation in the ITAD space, an overview of Recycle Week 2021, iPhone 13 delivery delays due to supply chain issues, and how to close the loop on the circular economy by repairing, refurbishing and reusing old devices. Navigating Digital Transformation in…
Apple is widely known for the anticipation surrounding their products, especially the iPhone. With long lines the night before new devices are released, and skyrocketing pre-orders, they have become the world’s leading tech giant, and their fanbase continues to expand every year. However, recently the company has come under fire for several reasons, the latest…
Customers’ Right to Repair Technology As technology prices increase, so does the cost of repair. The more advanced our technology becomes the more expensive it is to fix when damaged, and certain factors make the repair process even more difficult. For example, you purchase a brand new laptop, tablet or phone, and spend just over…
The 2021 Apple Keynote showcased a range of new products including a new iPad, iPad Mini, the Watch Series 7, and four new models of the highly anticipated iPhone 13. Each product contains a range of new features such as designs, new applications, brighter displays, longer battery life, 5G, and durability. Here’s a closer look…