Samsung Looks to Make Phones More Repairable

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April 06, 2023

Samsung Aims to Fix Phones Faster I don’t know about you, but there’s nothing I hate more than sending my electronics away to be fixed. It’s my absolute worst nightmare. You mean I have to be without my phone for days or maybe weeks so that you can figure out what’s wrong with it? No thank you. Do these companies not realize how much of my life is on my device? I can’t be without it for one minute, let alone days. Shouldn’t they be able to fix everything immediately? It turns out that Samsung is working on this exact problem. CNET’s Lisa Eadicicco got a firsthand look at the US warehouse where Samsung repairs its devices. While it seems like a pretty smooth operation right now, Samsung’s hoping to make the whole process even faster in the future. That’s because the company is looking to make their products easier to repair, which could help to increase turnaround speeds. Of course, you probably still won’t be able to fix stuff yourself – unless you’re really good at tinkering with expensive electronics. I’m honestly fine with leaving my repairs to the pros – as long as I can get my stuff back ASAP. My phone needs to be in one place and one place only: the palm of my hand. Keep reading for all this, plus much more. Sarah Lord, writer INSIDER ESSENTIALS  Inside the Warehouse Where Broken Samsung Phones Get Fixed Samsung's Texas repair facility is important for electronic waste and repairability. See this Sony, Beats, Bose and Apple: All the Rumored Headphones of 2023 See this BenQ HT2060 Review: Return of the 1080p King See this Verizon Fios Home Internet Review: Simply the Best? See this T-Mobile Home Internet: Can It Handle Your Broadband Needs? See this Lenovo IdeaPad 5i Chromebook: A Roomy Display See this Kobo Releases the Elipsa 2E to Rival the Kindle Scribe See this Do Solar Panels Work When It's Cloudy or at Night? See this

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