Reverse Engineering the iPhone

July 3, 2007, By ceo | Comments (Closed)

I read at Mika's blog about a video from Semiconductor insights, which is a company that reverse engineers electronic products, that shows the iPhone being dismantled to learn about the electronic components being used — see below:

–Disclaimer: Bill, you may not want to watch this video — might make you want to cry!–

Towards the end of the video, the guy (the engineer) says something along the following lines “there is nothing here that makes the iPhone special”…

…but of course there is! …it is the S o f t w a r e!

ceo

[Via Mika's blog]

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