Contests Toy Repair Contest What if this year, instead of going out and buying new toys, we rummaged through our attics and hit up thrift stores to find the really cool toys we had… November 17, 2010 by Kyle Wiens - iFixit
Teardowns Samsung Galaxy Tab Teardown The Samsung Galaxy Tab is the first solid Android tablet we've come across. We're sure there will be tons more in the future, but Samsung is the king of Android… November 12, 2010 by Miro Djuric
Gadgets Boxee Box Teardown The Boxee Box is a cubist deviation from the traditionally rectangular set-top box. The oddly-shaped form factor forced D-Link to make the internals equally odd. But that also made it… November 10, 2010 by Miro Djuric
E-Waste The Story of Electronics You may already be familiar with the Story of Stuff Project—they created a series of popular videos that expose the hidden costs of all the consumer products we buy and… November 9, 2010 by Kyle Wiens - iFixit
iFixit Self-Repair Manifesto Our relationship with our stuff has spiraled out of control. We buy things, use them for a short while, and then rapidly replace them with the next model. It's time… November 9, 2010 by Kyle Wiens - iFixit
Teardowns Kinect Teardown Video We're thinking about doing video overviews of major teardowns. We've created Animoto video slideshows in the past, but we'll be the first to admit they didn't add much value to… November 5, 2010 by Kyle Wiens - iFixit
Gadgets Microsoft Kinect Teardown We haven't been this excited to get our hands on new hardware since the iPad. The way that we interact with computers is (finally) evolving, and Kinect is unlike any… November 4, 2010 by Kyle Wiens - iFixit
Gadgets First Google TV Teardown The Logitech Revue is the first device on the market that uses the Google TV platform. We were quite excited to take it apart to see what someone gets for… October 25, 2010 by Miro Djuric
Teardowns MacBook Air 11″ Teardown The new MacBook Air is an exercise of proprietary engineering. While you can easily access everything once you remove the proprietary screws, you can't really replace any component with an… October 21, 2010 by Luke Soules
Tools iFixit’s Red Ring of Death Fix Kit The red ring of death (RROD) is a common failure on early Xbox 360 models due to their inadequate cooling systems. iFixit's Red Ring of Death Fix Kit solves the… October 15, 2010 by Andrew Goldheart
