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Apple will replace your iPhone 8 logic board for free, if faulty
A faulty iPhone 8 logic board can cause your phone to behave erratically, and Apple is going to replace it free of charge. Check it out!
Your lagging Google Pixel 2 XL might be replaced for free
There's a chance that your laggy Google Pixel 2 XL could be replaced for free after Google has researched the possible causes for this bug
Heat stress believed to be cause of iPhone 6s battery explosion at repair shop
If your iPhone's getting hot and bothered, it may be causing the battery inside to bloat, allowing the screen to crack more easily. Get that battery replaced.
Apple fails to explain why iPhone throttling was not disclosed to Canadian government
The behavior was covered under umbrella language explaining the measures it took to stop iPhones from suddenly shutting down with the iOS 10.2.1 software update.
ShatterShield peeling off edges of Moto Z2 Force, customers being charged for repair
Those who couldn't or didn't want to argue down the price were supposedly charged anywhere from $50 to $150 for the replacement of a part that used to be user-replaceable for $40.
Apple: iPhone 8, iPhone X battery management is more robust than older devices
But it's not because of the software. In fact, there's a reasonable implication that Apple is claiming that new hardware means no throttling will be warranted in future software updates.
Lacking iPhone 6 Plus repair stock, iPhone 6s Plus units may be given out
A directive to retail employees and third-party servicers indicates that as resources are extremely tight for iPhone 6 Plus customers that they could get a surprise upgrade.
Google Pixel hardware problems continue, microphone of concern this time
Speakers are busted, the camera's screwed up and now you can't even make a phone call on the Google phone. And a solution takes four months to achieve.
Galaxy Note 7 US exchanges now in full swing, Verizon and Sprint even reboot sales
Things are finally looking up for Samsung in the Galaxy Note 7 recall saga, with US replacement devices now available everywhere.