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Apple service center iResQ gives us a sneak peak at the new iPhone 4G screen, and surprisingly, “the LCD is factory glued to the digitizer on this 4G wannabe (like on the original iPhone), as opposed to them being separate elements on the 3G and 3GS.” Continue reading to see the backside.... by orangetech.info | related posts

Apple service center iResQ gives us a sneak peak at the new iPhone 4G screen, and surprisingly, “the LCD is factory glued to the digitizer on this 4G wannabe (like on the original iPhone), as opposed to them being separate elements on the 3G and 3GS.” Continue reading to see the backside.... by dailytechnews.info | related posts

Apple service center iResQ gives us a sneak peak at the new iPhone 4G screen, and surprisingly, “the LCD is factory glued to the digitizer on this 4G wannabe (like on the original iPhone), as opposed to them being separate elements on the 3G and 3GS.” Continue reading to see the backside.... by dailytechnews.info | related posts

Apple service center iResQ gives us a sneak peak at the new iPhone 4G screen, and surprisingly, "the LCD is factory glued to the digitizer on this 4G wannabe (like on the original iPhone), as opposed to them being separate elements on the 3G and 3GS." Continue reading to see the backside. But... by techeblog.com | related posts

iPhone repair company iResQ  has released a small set of photographs of the fourth generation iPhone’s faceplate, or at least they claim so. If the photographs are true, it appears as if the fourth generation iPhone will be a bit longer than the iPhones 3G and 3GS. How much longer exactly?... by erictric.com | related posts

iPhone repair site iResQ believes that it has received a cool front panel of what may well be, the front panel of the 4th generation iPhone. The store revealed three images that are supposed to bear witness to this holy truth. From the images we can deduce that the LCD seems to be glued to the... by newlaunches.com | related posts

Filed under: Hardware , Rumors , iPhone iResQ, the iPhone / iPod repair site, has posted pics of what they claim is the front faceplate of the next-gen iPhone. Two things about this piece of hardware are particularly interesting. First, the part is approximately 1/4 of an inch taller than the... by dailytechnews.info | related posts

Filed under: Hardware , Rumors , iPhone iResQ, the iPhone / iPod repair site, has posted pics of what they claim is the front faceplate of the next-gen iPhone. Two things about this piece of hardware are particularly interesting. First, the part is approximately 1/4 of an inch taller than the... by tuaw.com | related posts

iPhone repair shop iResQ claims that it has the front panel component of the next iteration of Apple’s iPhone , and it has posted a few photos to demonstrate a couple of ways the handset will differ from its predecessor. If these pics are legit, then the new iPhone will actually be one-fourth of an... by mashable.com | related posts

iPhone repair site iResQ claims to have obtained parts for the 4th Gen iPhone. Its unclear if these are authentic parts; however, you can find the photos and their observations below. 1) The LCD appears to be factory glued to the digitizer which is more similar to the first generation iPhones than the... by iworld.com.my/blog | related posts