If you’re in the United States and have an iPhone that requires repair you might now be able to have someone come to you and fix it. That’s after Apple started a new on-site repair program in select US cities.

It is definitely not unusual for large companies to produce internal measures and proprietary technology designed to make efficiencies within its business. It’s being reported that Apple Inc. has done exactly this in order to reduce mass repair fraud by operating a ‘Zombie Check’ system to crack down on stolen serial numbers in its devices.

Apple is taking steps to speed up its screen repair process by removing the need for its repair centers to use calibration hardware when carrying out repairs on displays for the iPhone 6s or later.

If your iPhone 6s is shutting down unexpectedly, Apple’s fix is free battery replacement even if it’s out of warranty.

Here’s a detailed video guide on how to replace your iPhone 5, iPhone 5s or iPhone SE’s screen yourself at home for cheap. The video actually make the whole process of replacing the iPhone display seem relatively straight forward and problem free, and in all honesty, if you are the type of person who instantly rises to the challenge of intricate DIY-based tasks, then it should really be a breeze for you.

Just came across this video and thought I should share it with you all. It is for one of those awful moments when you drop your iPhone or any other expensive portable consumer electronics item in water and you are then clueless on how to fix it. Since warranties don’t cover water damage, this procedure posted by iFixYouri can come to your rescue big time.