Find uplifting stories about heroes, innovations, and solutions
6 results for "fairphone"
For the first time ever, Americans can buy a smartphone designed to last a decade instead of ending up in a landfill. Three major tech companies just launched gadgets with user-replaceable batteries and parts, making "right to repair" finally feel real.
A Dutch company is finally selling its screwdriver-fixable phone directly in America, where a single tool can replace everything from the battery to the screen. The Fairphone Gen 6+ proves smartphones don't have to become electronic waste after two years.
A phone you can fix with a single screwdriver just became available in America. The Dutch company Fairphone is finally selling its modular device directly to US customers, challenging the throwaway culture of modern smartphones.
Premium wireless earbuds just got a sustainability makeover that could save you hundreds of dollars. Sennheiser's new Momentum 5 earbuds let you swap out dead batteries with just a screwdriver instead of tossing the whole thing in the trash.
Sennheiser just launched earbuds that solve the problem everyone secretly hates: batteries that die after a few years, forcing you to buy new ones. The Momentum 5 earbuds let you swap batteries yourself with just a screwdriver.
Tech prices are skyrocketing due to AI-driven chip shortages, but a growing repair movement is helping people keep devices running longer. From Oregon's parts pairing ban to EU battery rules, everyday tinkerers are reclaiming control over their gadgets.