Team Repair, a British education company founded by Imperial College London engineers, has launched its first adult STEM kit — a dummy smartphone that guides users step-by-step through battery replacement, screen repair, and precision screwwork, without risking their real device. A survey found the biggest barrier to repair was fear of breaking their own phone.
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Isang UK startup ay naglunsad ng phone repair kit para sa mga matatanda na takot subukan ito

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Ang Team Repair, isang British na kumpanyang pang-edukasyon na itinatag ng mga inhinyero ng Imperial College London, ay naglunsad ng unang STEM kit para sa mga matatanda — isang dummy smartphone na gabay hakbang-hakbang sa pagpapalit ng baterya, pag-aayos ng screen, at pagtahak sa maliliit na turnilyo, nang hindi isinasapalaran ang tunay na device. Natuklasan ng isang survey na ang pinakamalaking hadlang ay ang takot na masira ang sariling telepono.

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