Iron-on patches can repair clothing or add personal flair to backpacks and hats. And now they could power wearable tech, too.

A Powhatan County man was convicted Monday for his role in a scheme that rolled back the odometers on more than 50 vehicles, fraudulently boosting the value of each one by as much as $10,000.

While e-waste is growing into one of the largest kinds of waste streams in the world, the numbers do not tell the same story.

If you're curious about old or discarded electronics, this guide is for you. Discover the world of repair, restoration, and creative modification. If your curiosity leads you to open up an old or ...

It Works: Electronics Repair Simulator lets you step into the shoes of an electronics technician and repair damaged devices: receivers, phones, speakers, and more. Solder, diagnose, replace components ...

Texas Gov. Abbott signed into law HB 2963, a right-to-repair bill for consumer electronics, on Friday. The law, which takes effect Sept. 1, 2026, calls for manufacturers of consumer electronics with a ...

Last year, San Diego’s homegrown An’s Gelato was named the No. 1 ice cream in America in USA Today’s 10Best competition, following a second place finish in 2023. For many business owners, that kind of ...

Hang onto your stuff. That’s the advice right-to-repair advocates are giving anyone worried about how the tariffs will hit their wallets—and collections of electronic gadgets. Trade tariffs touch ...

Acme Revival, the Conifer-based electronic repair business that had sued dozens of its customers over the past few months, has moved out of its location after the landlord said the company hadn’t paid ...

BOSTON — Advocates are renewing a perennial push on Beacon Hill requiring makers of smartphones, laptop computers and other electronic gadgets to share diagnostic information, tools and parts with ...

How many times have you skimmed over a contract before accepting the terms and conditions? Most people don’t have the time or patience to read them in full, but it may be time to start paying more ...