Apple's iPhone 16 series becomes more repair-friendly with innovations such as a new battery adhesive, replaceable TrueDepth Camera and LiDAR scanner,

The most interesting of the bunch is a new adhesive design that can be loosened by applying low voltage from a 9-volt battery.

Apple’s done a lot to make iPhones easier to repair over the years, especially with things like the Self Repair Program and a redesign that allows repair technicians to open iPhones from the front or back — depending on the repair in question. But with the iPhone 16, Apple has confirmed it’s taking repairability to a whole new level.

Following today's launch of the new iPhone 16 models, Apple has shared repair manuals for the iPhone 16, the iPhone 16 Plus, the iPhone 16

Apple has released new updates on iPhone 16 repairability and addressed parts compatibility, ease of access and more.

Apple has confirmed a few changes in the iPhone 16 series, intended to make the phones more easily repairable. However, there are still issues with getting an iPhone fixed that are unnecessary roadblocks.

Apple has informed publications including Tom's Guide and Engadget about some repair-friendly design and policy changes pertaining to the

Apple has announced significant improvements in the repairability of its latest iPhone 16, addressing criticisms faced by earlier models. Alongside a more straightforward battery replacement process,