The Honor 9 is a flagship phone masquerading as a mid-range device. Curious what makes it tick? MyFixGuide took one apart and revealed several interesting tidbits. Curiously, the phone has no external screws - the back panel is held in place entirely by glue. Screws do make an appearance in the interior of the handset, but that doesn't mean there's no more glue - you can change just about everything, as long as you can get through the glue/sticky tape. The Honor 9, disassembled • Lifting the motherboard • Disconnecting the dual camera Some interesting observations. The USB-C...
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