Just discovered an interesting video on iPhone 3GS disassembled process. According to the site, it's iPhone 3GS comprehensive take apart and repair directions for the touch panel, battery and LCD replacement. "Do not try this at home," the site warns :-) continued »

If you're looking to dismantle your iPhone 3G but you'd rather have some pieces slightly larger than dust left over at the end of the process, than iFixit should be your first port of call.  The famed strippers - by which I mean they strip down gadgets to their constituent parts - have already taken out their screwdrivers and splayed out ... continued »

According to the iPhone dev team, a SecPack has been extracted from firmware version 1.1.2 making it possible to re-flash the baseband of the phone after it has been unlocked. This means that unlocking software can now revirginize your phone with 1.1.2 and bring it back to it's original state before unlocking the phone. continued »

I don’t know about the rest of you, but I get a little perturbed when I have to wait for a gadget, and other people get it before I do, but it only gets worse when those people disassemble those gadgets. But the guys over at iFixit have done just that with a new iPod Touch. Apparently a lot of the ... continued »