smartphones
What Apple’s new repair program means for you (and your iPhone)
Apple said it would soon provide parts, tools and manuals to those who wanted to fix their own iPhones and Mac computers.
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Why you should care about your right to repair gadgets
New legislation could simplify tech maintenance and make buying a new smartphone or computer the last resort.
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Fix, or toss? The 'right to repair' movement gains ground
Both Republicans and Democrats are pursuing laws to make it easier for people to fix cellphones, cars, even hospital ventilators. In Europe, the movement is further along.
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Europe wants a 'right to repair' smartphones and gadgets
The European Union is seeking to help consumers fix or upgrade devices, rather than replace them, as part of a 30-year push to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Why your internet habits are not as clean as you think
The internet allows us to send messages, share pictures, download music and stream videos at a touch of a button, but our online habits have a surprising impact on the environment.
www.wired.com
This app lets Kenya’s farmers access satellite data to monitor crops
Using satellite data from the UN, PlantVillage monitors biomass on a plot of land, giving farmers insight into how their crops are growing.
Opinion
John Harris: Our phones and gadgets are now endangering the planet
The energy used in our digital consumption is set to have a bigger impact on global warming than the entire aviation industry.
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