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iPod Nano Teardown Reveals New Processor and Harddrive
Just a few days after we first saw the new fitness-centric iPod Nano, iFixit has already exposed its guts. Turns out the new Nano didn't just get a UI upgrade — it got some new hardware too.
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Lytro Teardown Reveals Its Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Capabilities
The focus-free Lytro camera is so good that Steve Jobs reportedly wanted to roll the technology into the iPhone. Though it’s not quite ready for sale yet, a teardown has revealed that the camera is...
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Teardown Reveals the Apple TV’s New Guts
Though it's not Apple's most exciting announcement of recent time, the Apple TV received a big a boost in specs last week. Now a teardown by a forum member at XBMC.org shows exactly what's changed.
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Nokia Lumia 900 Teardown: Cheap Maybe, But Still Very Cheerful
The new Nokia Lumia 900 is here, and we like it: it’s bigger, faster, and and cheaper than its predecessor. But does taking a look inside reveal anything exciting? On the face of things, no. When Tech...
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Google Nexus 7 Gets Ripped Apart For Your Naked-Gadget-Lusting Pleasure
The teardown masters over at iFixit have just gotten their hands on the Google Nexus 7 and have torn it to shreds as only they know how. Its guts are now on display to the entire world, including some...
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Nexus Q Teardown: Not as All-American as You Think
Last week Google announced the strange-looking Nexus Q: a media streamer built by Americans for… well, we’re not exactly sure who it’s for. But iFixit has taken a look inside, and it’s not quite the...
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The First Pictures in the World of the iPhone 5 Taken Apart
You can’t even buy an iPhone 5 yet, but some speedy German tinkerers at iPhone Garage have ripped the thing apart for the world’s first teardown. Underneath the hood, the phone is absolutely gorgeous...
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The iPhone 5 Teardown: What’s Really Inside the Next iPhone
Though we’ve already seen the iPhone 5 in all its naked guts and glory, we didn’t get any of the typical iFixit analysis and context of what’s going on in there. Well, until now. iFixit is currently...
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Gadget Torture Porn: Watch iFixit Tear Apart a Virgin iPad Mini
A day after Halloween, the gadget dissectors over at iFixit have gotten their hands on an iPad mini. Downloading apps? Watching videos? Please. That’s for fuzzy bunny amateurs. These guys are doing...
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New iPad Teardown: Just How Different Is It?
The new iPad came out the blue, its launch feeling a bit awkward, booting out as it did a perfectly good iPad 3 in the process. Still, reviews have been positive – but just how different is it on the...
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The iPad Mini Costs Around £150 More Than Its Components Add Up To
According to a teardown by IHS, renowned estimator of how much companies actually pay for components, Apple’s iPad Mini carries a USD$188 (£118) cost of materials. You know how Google and Amazon are...
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Nexus 4 Teardown: What the Guts Look Like
Our friends at iFixit are in the process of tearing down the Nexus 4, Google’s latest and greatest Android phone. If you’re of seeing exposed chips, circuits, guts and innards in all their glory,...
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Surprise! The LG Nexus 4 Does Have LTE, It’s Just Not Switched On
OK, here’s a strange one. Following that iFixit teardown of the Nexus 4, it looks like LG and Google did kit out its new flagship with LTE after all, or at least a Qualcomm multi-band LTE chip, it’s...
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Gorge Yourself on the Wii U’s Naked Guts
What do you get when you add lots of curious bloggers, a hot new device without spec sheets, and a drawer full of power tools? Yeah, that’s right, it’s teardown o’clock — time for you to spend a few...
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BlackBerry Z10 Teardown: A Samsung Galaxy SIII By Any Other Name?
BlackBerry’s new all-touch Z10 may have only been announced a little over a week ago, but some intrepid nerds have already torn the phone to shreds. And inside? It looks a lot like a Samsung. The...
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Surface Pro Teardown: Don’t Dream of Taking This Thing Apart
Microsoft’s Surface Pro may only have been released last week in the US, but iFixit has already torn it apart. Perhaps unsurprisingly, you don’t wanna think about repairing or upgrading this thing,...
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The Most and Least Repairable Tablets on the Market
The world is awash with tablets, but if you’re a nerd who likes to tinker, it’s important that you buy one that isn’t too tricky to take apart, repair and upgrade. Fortunately, iFixit has released a...
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The ABCs of a Camera’s Guts
What’s lovely about this alphabet made from camera parts by London graphic design student Stefan Abrahams, is that it organises a camera’s beautiful internals as carefully as one should frame a...
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There’s Not Actually a Heck of a Lot Inside a Pebble Smartwatch (Updated)
The teardown kings over at iFixit have torn asunder the treasured Pebble Smartwatch and found, well, not a lot actually. Just a single board, battery, and screen, and no Bluetooth 4.0 either maybe? Oh,...
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Here Are the Samsung Galaxy S IV’s Guts
Samsung is just about to announce the Galaxy S IV but the same Chinese site who showed us in clear detail what the S IV will look like has decided to pry open the giant superphone and expose its...
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