iPhone Air teardown showcases more of its intricate internal design

Remember JerryRigEverything’s iPhone Air durability test? Well, that same device, which the host Zack bent using an engine hoist with over 97kg (216lbs) of pressure, got the teardown treatment. [#InlinePriceWidget,13502,1#] The back of this snapped iPhone is fairly easy to remove – all you need is some heat, a prying tool and the removal of two pentalobe screws. The interior is primarily occupied by the metal-enclosed 3,149mAh battery, and we can see the MagSafe magnets and copper coils, which facilitate wireless charging. The screen is held down by a hefty amount of glue as...