iPhone SE teardown: What happens when you put an iPhone 8 motherboard into the iPhone SE?
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- 20 Oct 2023
Can i swap iphone 7s motherboard with iphone se 2020
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- Anonymous
- tui
- 15 Oct 2023
Logar, 01 Jun 2022Is it possible to put a motherboard from a better phone int... moreno
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- 01 Jun 2022
Is it possible to put a motherboard from a better phone into an iPhone 3GS
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- 01 Jun 2022
Is it possible to put a motherboard from a better phone into an iPhone 3GS
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- hi123
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- 20 Jan 2021
try putting an iphone xr motherboard in the iphone se that would be cool. i wonder if it would have face id
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- Anonymous
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- 02 May 2020
why dont you try putting the SE motherboard in the iphone 8
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- Anonymous
- 0Ut
- 27 Apr 2020
Vic4BBM, 24 Apr 2020In my opinion primary things which make the difference in a... moreMost SOCs are good enough these days so I would say that battery life is more important.
What's so great about having a lot of performance when you are not able to enjoy it because of the small screen or the small battery?
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- ncr
- 26 Apr 2020
3 years old phone .. but OK the bezel for my cup of coffee is back.
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- Anonymous
- Kxr
- 26 Apr 2020
Anonymous, 26 Apr 2020Yeah, why bother with security updates at all? And Google s... moreWhy would you run Modern SOC on kitkat?
How can you even upgrade the SOC on 5 year old phone? Lol
You are the one not making sense here.
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- Anonymous
- Nxp
- 26 Apr 2020
SLSAHXOHVOMVN, 25 Apr 2020IOS is superior? lol.
This phone can only be called a succ... moreCan ONLY be considered a success by stealing market share (?)
Majority of users comfortable with 6.5 inch screens (?!)
MKBHD(!!)
LMAO, so much wrong in 1 post!
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- Anonymous
- Nxp
- 26 Apr 2020
Anonymous, 24 Apr 2020Unless a group of hackers specifically target you using the... moreYeah, why bother with security updates at all? And Google should reinstate all of the apps they pull from the Play store, your info will probably not be stolen. You know, I bet modern SoCs would absolutely _fly_ on Kit Kat, maybe we should all roll back to Android 4...
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- Nxp
- 26 Apr 2020
PartTimePhoner, 24 Apr 2020Something only apple can do. No one would go buy a SD865 po... moreAn SD 865 powered GS7 non-edge would be very attractive to a lot of people these days, I think.
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- 25 Apr 2020
RejZoR, 24 Apr 2020Ppl are forgetting that just throwing high end spec HW at t... moreWow. You clearly know nothing about iOS or Android... Or the real world.
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- 25 Apr 2020
Anonymous, 24 Apr 2020You don't understand why security updates and OS updates ar... moreNeither do you
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- 7kH
- 25 Apr 2020
RejZoR, 24 Apr 2020Ppl are forgetting that just throwing high end spec HW at t... moreIOS is superior? lol.
This phone can only be called a success if it creates a dent in the marketshare of Android which I simply don't see happening. Apple marketshare has been declining steadily every year.
Again most of these paid reviewers are hiding the fact that it's a small 4.7 inch niche device which simply isn't meant for majority of users who are comfortable with the 6.5 inch average screen size offered by the Android world.
These same reviewers mention con's for Android phones when they miss out on SD card or something else but with Apple, guys like mkbhd simply turn a blind eye to these things.
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- 25 Apr 2020
Two Year Cycle, 24 Apr 2020Updating the iPhone 8 every two years would be great. $399 ... moreSurely that's not the pattern.
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- 24 Apr 2020
Jd2050, 24 Apr 2020No actually logo’s position is different, so different case... moreI know I had a typo in mine, but yours was all over. What were you saying?
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- Anonymous
- Kxr
- 24 Apr 2020
Anonymous, 24 Apr 2020You don't understand why security updates and OS updates ar... moreUnless a group of hackers specifically target you using the security hole or vulnerability (if it exists) which is not fixed through a security patch, you have nothing to worry about. The likelihood of such a thing happening is 0.00001%.
So lack of security patches don't affect the end user in the real world.
Ppl and several businesses used Intel chipsets for years without issues despite the Spectre & Meltdown vulnerabilities. As I said, unless a team of hackers specifically target you exploiting that security loophole, you are safe.
Ppl continue to fall for marketing gimmicks where they feel if they don't have the latest security patch, they are vulnerable or worse the phone becomes unusable after 2 years. These are the same people that can be hacked using a simple phising link and they are worried about vulnerabilities in the system that are less likely a threat.
"You get what you pay for"
Yes slowed down cpu and battery degradation with updates, that's what you get by greedy companies like Apple.
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- Anonymous
- M@p
- 24 Apr 2020
wakcheng, 24 Apr 2020smart thinking by apple, hyped by internet, bought by gulli... moreNormally, I’m against Apple’s pricing tactics, but how could you argue against the fastest smartphone SOC on the market, with guaranteed 5 years of updates in a compact form factor with a reliable camera? And that for 400 dollars!
People who are attracted to this aren’t gullible, they use their common sense. Smartphones are getting way too expensive, way too big, and the cameras and software is not always reliable (especially in this price category). People buy Apple’s because it just works (and that is coming from a Samsung knight). Manufacturers tend to copy Apple, maybe they should also bring out reasonably priced and compact phones again.
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- d$y
- 24 Apr 2020
I see the spin job army is hard at work today!