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After several months of rumors and speculations, Apple ‘s new iPhone 4S will finally be available tomorrow.
Folks at iFixit, the teardown experts are at it again, they’re currently in the process of doing what every geek would love to do i.e. to crack open Apple ‘s new iPhone to see what’s inside.
Stay tuned if you’re interested in finding out what’s inside iPhone 4S. Updates will be posted from top to bottom (bottom newest) so stay tuned (hit (more…)

after a long wait of almost 10 months.
indicates that Apple has changed the camera lens and proximity sensor on the white iPhone 4.
[..] the sensor remains the same, but the “magnitude of the incident light” between the black and white iPhone 4 models is a different size.
Photo comparisons of the two devices seem to indicate that the rear-facing camera lens on the white iPhone 4 has been set farther back than its black counterpart.
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According to us, the coolest thing that Apple unveiled at the
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iFixit have discovered the following things from the teardown, which we found interesting:
There are a total of THIRTY ONE magnets within the iPad 2 and Smart Cover: 10 magnets in the iPad 2, and a whopping 21 magnets inside the Smart Cover. They’re the reason why the cover works so well with the iPad 2.
Sadly, none of the 31 magnets inside the devices had any special properties. (more…)

After months of rumors and speculations,
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Folks at iFixit, the teardown experts are at it again, they’ve disassembled
, which has revealed some interesting details about the internals of iPad 2 such as RAM etc.
Apple 1GHz A5 dual-core Processor with a 200MHz bus and 512 MB of RAM.
iPad 2 comes with a 3.8V, 25 watt-hour unit, which is just slightly more than the 24.8 watt-hour unit used in iPad 1.
Apple has managed to reduce the thickness (more…)

, folks at iFixit and iFixyouri have got their hands on one of them and done what every geek would love to do i.e. to crack open
to see what’s inside.
It’s not clear why Apple did not launch a single model supporting both GSM and CDMA networks. iFixit’s CEO Kyle Wiens speculates:
It may be that it was easier to design antennas for a CDMA-only phone—this phone supports two cellular frequency bands, while Apple supports five bands in the (more…)

is powered by Apple ’s A4 processor. The marking on the processor K4X2G643GE is identical to the one found on the iPad and
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iFixit has also discovered that it comes with an 8GB NAND Flash storage, which is pretty good for a $99 device. Apple is using the same Samsung K9LCG08U1M 8GB NAND Flash chip that it used in the
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The size of the onboard storage is interesting as it means that Apple could open up the Apple TV platform, which currently
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As many of you may have wondered, Steve Jobs did not reveal the finer details about the iPod Touch's rear facing camera during the
. It is now learned that the rear-facing camera only renders images of 960×720 resolution. This translates to 0.7 megapixels, which is in stark contrast to the
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postulates that the camera resolution could have been compromised in order to retain the extremely thin profile of the new iPod Touch.
The hardware (more…)