The app aims to be a handy reservoir of how-to guides for various devices
A recently discovered American trademark application from Samsung suggests it may be expanding its self-repair service and launching a new support app to boot.on the United States Patent and Trademark Office website. Its purpose is to provide “consultancy and information services relating to [the] self-installation, self-maintenance, and self-repair…” of various mobile devices. Samsung currently has ato provide information and resources to its Self-Repair Program.
Self Repair Assistant does call into question Samsung’s partnership with iFixit. Nowhere in the application does it mention the repair company as a collaborator. We reached out to iFixit to ask if it will continue working with Samsung on the new app or if it's a solo effort. A company representative got back to us and said the company doesn’t have a comment at this time.The application also reveals smartwatches and earbuds are being considered for the Self Repair Program.
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