First iPhone XR teardown arrives as iFixit gets to work on its own
The first iPhone XR teardown video has arrived online. It was published just hours after the device launched in 50 countries and territories.
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The addition of a second battery gives iPhone X two extra hours of run time than iPhone 7
Two cells also allow for more creative shapes and placement, allowing Apple’s engineers to best take advantage of the space left over by shrinking the iPhone X logic board.
What’s that mystery chip in your iPhone X?
Is Apple designing a few more chips now?
iPhone X teardown: 3GB RAM, two-cell 2,716 mAh battery, stacked logic board & more
Courtesy of those prolific repair wizards over at iFixit.
First iPhone X teardown video hits YouTube and it’s 15 minutes long
Here’s your first look at the internals of Apple’s latest handset.