Gizmodo dismantling Next generation iphone: Battery occupies 50% space

The next generation of iphone disassembly whole process diagram (click the picture to view the HD Atlas) Beijing time April 21 morning news, according to foreign media yesterday, technology and information media Gizmodo in the next generation of the iphone, discovered that the new iphone battery occupies nearly half of the mobile phone's internal space,　　At the same time, Apple has also scaled back the size of its handset components, making the new iphone more lightweight.　　In the process of dismantling the next iphone, Gizmodo found some interesting facts, one of which was that the phone did come from Apple, because the word "apple" was prominently printed in three different parts of the phone. When you open the phone shell, you can see a battery that occupies almost 50% of the space inside the phone. It's not so easy to go deep inside the phone. The iphone has 40 or 50 screws fixed to different angles and is difficult to reach. All parts of the phone can be disassembled and separated from other parts, but there is no instruction manual in hand and you don't know which parts to remove.　　The iphone's "brain" is exposed once the widgets are removed to connect the MicroSIM card, camera, phone switch, and volume control button. The main logic circuit board of the new iphone is very peculiar. When the iphone 3GS was dismantled, the main logic board was found to be very large, and the next iphone's circuit board was 1/3 sizes, with one or two unrelated parts.　　Basically, the new iphone's main logic board has shrunk considerably. Apple does not want others to spy on the secrets of the iphone, so there is no logo on the board, and the entire circuit board is surrounded by metal blocks. All kinds of gadgets are unable to open this layer of protection, forcibly dismantling the metal block is likely to lead to mobile phone scrap. In addition to the metal block, there are heated melted paste, and a piece of black tape.　　From this layer of protection, Apple does not want outsiders to see the full picture inside the iphone. In order to ensure that the iphone parts are not broken, Gizmodo eventually did not remove the metal blocks, this time the iphone dismantling has stalled. So it's not yet known whether the iphone uses a A4 processor, like the ipad. And because of the blocking of metal blocks, many parts are difficult to identify. After unpacking the internal, next look at the screen.　　The back of the screen (see from inside) is a shiny mirror, if not carefully dismantled, it is easy to scrape the back of the phone. Two things can be learned from this time-consuming process of dismantling. First, the inside of the new iphone is like a jigsaw puzzle. Gizmodo concluded that this is absolutely the final version of the product's internal layout. It is impractical to think that there is enough room in the phone to accommodate other components. Unless Apple is going to change to a bigger iphone shell, it will be the same for the iphone released this summer. Apple installs all parts for testing to determine availability. But, Apple is still likely to change parts at the last minute, whether for contract issues, production issues, cost considerations or other reasons. Second, Apple did shrink the iphone widget to make the new phone look thinner. The next generation of iphones, which will be released in a few months ' time, is about 3 grams heavier than the iphone 3GS, but remember that the new iphone's battery is nearly 19% larger than before. In addition, other parts are reduced in size to fit into smaller shells. (Xiao Bin)