- Question: If this is the actual new iPhone, wouldn't the metal bezel around the
phone be a problem signal wise? For cellular or WiFi?04-20-10 07:40 PMLike 0 -
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- http://www.tipb.com/2010/04/20/iphon...e-4g-teardown/
"Before giving the iPhone HD/iPhone 4G back to Apple, Gizmodo have done a tear-down and provided plenty of pictures of what they�ve found inside, including 50% of the space being taken up by the battery (which is not user-removable), and a drastically smaller, metal cased logic board. (Not to mention screws aplenty)."
From Rene at TiPb04-21-10 07:33 AMLike 0 - http://www.tipb.com/2010/04/20/iphon...e-4g-teardown/
"Before giving the iPhone HD/iPhone 4G back to Apple, Gizmodo have done a tear-down and provided plenty of pictures of what they’ve found inside, including 50% of the space being taken up by the battery (which is not user-removable), and a drastically smaller, metal cased logic board. (Not to mention screws aplenty)."
From Rene at TiPb
From what we know:
"The battery is 5.25 WHr at 3.7V, compared to the 3GS battery, which is 4.51 WHr at 3.7V." So the battery is 15% bigger. The 3GS is 1219mah, so 15% bigger would put it right about 1400mah.
Now to even further substantiate that number if %s arent a direct correlation between WHr and mah, the formula to convert WHr to mah is:
WHr/Volts = (Amp-Hr)
(amp-Hr) x 1000 (milli-amp/amp)= mah
So 5.25/3.7= 1.4189189 Amp-Hr
1.4189189*1000= 1419mah
So were probably looking at 1400-1420mah, should be quite a decent increase in battery life. Put talk time right about 6 hours instead of 5 on the 3GS if no other battery saving tech is used.
Plus, the way the battery is configured (you can get at it since the back comes off not the screen like the 3GS when you open it) means you could probably more easily replace the battery yourself in the 4th gen with minimal risk and tools. You dont have to take the guts out of it like the 3GS to get to the battery all the way behind it all.Last edited by stuaw11; 04-21-10 at 09:37 AM.
04-21-10 09:33 AMLike 0 - I've been wondering about battery life on the new one.
A bigger battery may not mean better battery life. If a higher res screen, multitasking, and who knows what else suck up more power, it may be the same as the 3GS.
If they've made software, hardware and design changes trying to increase battery life, then it will be better.
I like to think better battery life was one of their goals this time around.
Reason being, battery life is one of the biggest, most common criticisms leveled at the iPhone. Why wouldn't they want to silence that?04-21-10 11:45 AMLike 0 - Even if it's the same battery life as my current iPhone, I'll be happy.
A removable battery has never really been on my radar. I'm sure if they sold
replacement batteries they'd retail those suckers at eighty bucks or something.04-21-10 12:38 PMLike 0 - yeah i believe so. too bad, because i liked the aluminum look of the 1st gen
hoping this leak is the real deal because im liking the aluminum touch all the way around the phone....and doing away with the tacky bezel.04-21-10 03:18 PMLike 0 -
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- The only thing I'm not liking is that the screen is smaller. Any touchscreen smaller than 3.5 inches is kind of a disappointment now. :/04-21-10 08:05 PMLike 0
- I like the look of this iPhone too but it would be awesome if they made the screen at least 3.7 inches. 4 inches would have been amazing.
Screen size is a huge factor for me so IDK yet. Hopefully the specs aren't official.04-21-10 09:03 PMLike 0 -
Am I the only one who thinks Giz should have popped the cages on the mobo? The cages don't look like they're soldered in place. They are compression snapped in place and the pin-dimples on the sides of each tab is what holds it in place attached to the other side off the cage. Why didn't they bother to pop the tops of the cages off and then put them back on? From the looks of it, they are made to do that...
BTW, I can say without a doubt that out of ALL hardware manufacturers from laptops to PCs to smartphones, Apple has the most efficient mobo designs I've ever seen. They can fit the most components on the least amount of board as possible. THIS is why they can make such sleek devices that still have amazing specs.Last edited by JRSCCivic98; 04-21-10 at 11:08 PM.
04-21-10 11:05 PMLike 0 - So, what are the actual chances of somebody with a 4th gen iphone "dropping" it in a public place...was this just some sort of awesome free promotional/marketing tactic?04-26-10 11:19 AMLike 0
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Am I the only one who thinks Giz should have popped the cages on the mobo? The cages don't look like they're soldered in place. They are compression snapped in place and the pin-dimples on the sides of each tab is what holds it in place attached to the other side off the cage. Why didn't they bother to pop the tops of the cages off and then put them back on? From the looks of it, they are made to do that...
BTW, I can say without a doubt that out of ALL hardware manufacturers from laptops to PCs to smartphones, Apple has the most efficient mobo designs I've ever seen. They can fit the most components on the least amount of board as possible. THIS is why they can make such sleek devices that still have amazing specs.05-02-10 01:42 PMLike 0 -
- it isn't fake
and i personally can't wait till the new iphone comes out
they just said that apple booked it on that date
they will release the date for the 4gLast edited by bbboy1; 05-19-10 at 08:46 PM.
05-19-10 08:44 PMLike 0 - The release cycle also says July .... all previous versions are July release dates. Yes though, Apple is suppose to talk about the phone in June.05-20-10 01:46 PMLike 0
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