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Meet the $21 Million
Company That Thinks
a New iPhone Is a
Total Waste of Money
David Whitford,
Inc.
We’re no stranger to iFixit’s in-depth teardowns here at Engadget, but the company has a plan that’s much more than ripping apart the latest gadgets to see what’s inside. Inc. takes a look at how the the company is helping the masses repair everything from smartphones to kitchen appliances and why they offer guides for doing so free of charge.
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