Google’s repair policy for Pixel devices was briefly under fire when it was noticed that the company would not return a device to the owner if it used “unauthorized parts.” Now, the company is ...

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Google has announced an extended repair program for Pixel 8 devices experiencing display-related issues, such as vertical lines running from the bottom to the top of the screen and persistent ...

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These are turbulent days in the smartphone repair segment. In a recent development, Google has updated its Pixel repair policy regarding devices with unauthorized parts. The previous version of the ...

Google launched the Pixel 9 series in August, including a Pro XL model for the first time. The devices feature a new design and build, which changes the pricing scheme for repair parts. iFixit has ...