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South Korean giant intends to launch a mobile application called "Self-Repair Assistance" for smartwatches, tablets, mobile phones and headsets

Desktop and mobile application software for self-installation and self-maintenance of smartwatches, tablets, mobile phones and headsets

Samsung has filed a new trademark application with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for a mobile app called “Self-Repair Assistance“. First spotted by SamMobile, the app icon in the app displays a cogwheel and wrench with a blue background.

From the text above, it looks like Samsung may expand its self-repair program to include Galaxy watches and headphones in the future. The current program offered by Samsung is limited to Galaxy phones and tablets, including the Galaxy S20 series, the Galaxy S21 lineup, and the Galaxy Tab S7 Plus.

In addition to the possibility of Samsung including more devices in its do-it-yourself repair program, a standalone company application also suggests the end of the partnership with iFixit. The latter currently provides repair guides for Samsung devices and also sells original repair parts to Samsung customers.

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