Yesterday evening, a device repair firm called SmartPhone Medic posted a new comparison video between alleged next-generation iPhone parts and the corresponding iPhone 4S parts.
Included in the video are two front glass panels (both white and black) and multiple flex cables with connections for external controls. Highlighting the redesigned eight pin dock connector (nine including ground), the repositioned headphone jack, sensors, microphones and volume control assembly flex cable, the video offers an additional view of the changes that are expected for Apple’s next-generation iPhone.
Over the past few weeks, numerous so called iPhone 5 leaked components have surfaced. While most build upon one another, adding to the validity of the initial vertically enhanced, two-tone backing design, nothing has been confirmed without a definitively. Apple is expected to officially unveil their sixth-generation iPhone on, or close to, September 12th – stay tuned for complete coverage.
