EETimes has posted a two part video teardown of the iPhone 3G which reveals whats inside the phone.
In Part 1, we look at the main board and see just how much TriQuint and Infineon won out on the new iPhone, as well as how Apple stuck with what worked on the original iPhone.
In Part 2, we show why we think Apple may be pulling away from prior deals with Samsung in favor of other memory suppliers, while also exposing who's supplying the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capability for the new iPhone (hint: no surprises here).
In Part 1, we look at the main board and see just how much TriQuint and Infineon won out on the new iPhone, as well as how Apple stuck with what worked on the original iPhone.
In Part 2, we show why we think Apple may be pulling away from prior deals with Samsung in favor of other memory suppliers, while also exposing who's supplying the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capability for the new iPhone (hint: no surprises here).