Steve Vegvari is a features author, specializing in gaming, smart home devices, and the Apple ecosystem. With a career spanning over 10 years in the industry, he's written about the latest Apple ...

This is the first article in our series called Cool Tools. The idea is to spotlight tools that can make your professional life easier, save you some time, or help you get more done. In this inaugural ...

The Pro Tech Go Toolkit is for ‘people who fix in the real world.’ The Pro Tech Go Toolkit is for ‘people who fix in the real world.’ is a news editor with over a decade’s experience in journalism. He ...

If you’ve been itching to perform a DIY project on your favorite Apple gadget, then you want to check out iFixit’s new and improved toolkits. The company’s 54 Bit Driver and Pro Tech Base toolkits ...

I'm a tinkerer, a Maker, and a parent. This means I am always taking something apart and, often, trying to put it back together. As the mechanical packaging and layout of consumer electronics is ...

There's nothing that makes the job of repairing something easier than having the right tools and a repair manual, and the folks at iFixit have me covered on both fronts! Not only does iFixit produce ...

iFixit might be a familiar brand name for you from all of the helpful teardown videos of various electronics that are hosted on YouTube. But did you know that they also sell high quality toolkits to ...

iFixit today announced the release of its redesigned Essential Electronics Toolkit, a magnetized case equipped with a variety of tools and screwdriver bits for repairing iPhones and other electronics ...

We have a great deal on the iFixit Essential Electronics Toolkit in the Geeky Gadgets Deals store, it is available for $19.95. The iFixit Essential Electronics Toolkit comes with a wide range of tools ...

If you work with computers, you need a good driver kit. Hell, if you just live in the modern world and occasionally have stuff that breaks, you still need a good driver kit. And the best one I’ve used ...

Normal screwdrivers won't enable you to take apart your iPhone, or most of your electronics. Manufacturers use weird kinds of screws, called things like "Pentalobe" and "Torx," to keep your gadgets in ...