Bill Detwiler cracks open the iPhone 6S and discovers plenty of hardware upgrades, but no major changes to the internal layout.
The iPhone 6S may look identical to last year's iPhone 6, but it's not the same phone. As with previous S models, Apple put most of the changes on the inside.
Like the previous model, the 6S measures 5.44 inches tall and 2.64 inches wide. It's a few millimeters thicker and about a half an ounce heavier, but I doubt most people will notice these differences.
The iPhone 6 and 6S both have a 4.7-inch Retina HD display, but the newer phone features Apple's 3D Touch technology, which can detect how much pressure you apply to the screen. Perhaps, this is why Apple covered the 6S' display with a new kind of chemically strengthened glass.
In addition to using stronger glass, Apple also used a different type of aluminum on the 6S. Instead of using a series 6000 alloy as they did on the iPhone 6, Apple built the 6S' body out of a more rigid, series 7000 aluminum alloy. Hopefully, we won't see any "bendgate" stories about the 6S.
Now that we've looked at the phone's outside, it's time to break out our tools and take a look at the inside.
For a complete list of specs, pricing and real world performance tests, check out the CNET's full iPhone 6S review.
Disassembling the iPhone 6S
To crack open the iPhone 6S, I removed the two Pentalobe screws located along the bottom edge and then used our handy, suction-cup opening tool to pop loose the display. Separating the front panel from the aluminum body was more difficult on the iPhone 6S than it was on last year's iPhone 6. Apple appears to have used stronger adhesive between the panel and the body.
With the front panel open, I removed several metal plates that cover connectors for the battery, front panel and other components. I then disconnected the battery and completely removed the front panel.
I left the battery attached to the phone to avoid having to glue it back to the body after the teardown. For several years, Apple has attached the iPhone's battery with adhesive strips, which work like those single-use strips people hang stuff on their walls with. The strips make removing the battery easy, but they're really only designed to be used once.
The first internal component to be removed was the new iSight camera, which Apple upgraded to a 12-megapixel unit that can shoot 4K video at 30 frames per second. A small antenna, located in the upper-left corner of the body above the battery, came out next.
After removing a few screws, dealing with a new hex-head standoff, and detaching the remaining connectors, I lifted out the motherboard.
The last pieces to come out were the speaker assembly and Apple's new Taptic Engine, which sits below the battery and replaces the vibration mechanism found in the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
As with the battery, I chose not remove the headphone and Lightning connector assembly, volume buttons, ringer switch, power button and a slew of connector wires.
Most of these components are held to the case with both screws and adhesive. If any of these components were damaged, removing and replacing them wouldn't be difficult. But I didn't want to risk damaging them during removal.
What the teardown tells us
No big internal design changes: The overall hardware layout is the same as on the iPhone 6. The speaker and Lightning connector assembly is located along the bottom of the body, the battery is attached to the left side, the motherboard is on the right, and the camera assembly sits in the upper-right corner.
Reworked speaker assembly: The iPhone 6S' Taptic Engine is slightly larger than the old, linear oscillating vibration mechanism found on the iPhone 6. Apple reshaped the speaker assembly to accommodate this change.
Lower capacity battery: The iPhone 6S's battery is rated at 1,715mAh compared to the 6's 1,810mAh battery. Despite this reduction, Apple claims battery life on the 6S will be the same as it was on the older phone.
New front panel: Apple made several changes to the iPhone's front panel with the 6S. They upgraded the FaceTime camera from 1.2 megapixels to 5 megapixels, they added an improved Home button (which reads fingerprints much more quickly than the old one), and they added 3D Touch functionality. They also reduced the number of connectors from four to three. Unfortunately, they didn't also reduce the panel's weight. The new panel is actually heavier than the old one.
Shields soldered to the system board: Unfortunately, the shields that cover the iPhone 6's motherboard are soldered in place -- obscuring our view of the new A9 processor (with integrated M9 motion coprocessor) and most of the other chips. As I wanted to (and did) put this phone back together in working order, I left the shields in place.
Solid S model update
Hold an iPhone 6 next to a iPhone 6S, and you'd be hard-pressed to tell the two apart. Except for a small S label on the back of the iPhone 6S and a newly available rose gold finish, the phone looks identical to last year's 6. Looks however, can be deceiving. Apple packed lots of new tech into the iPhone 6S, and if you're still using a 5 or 5S (and maybe even a 6), I would definitely think about upgrading.
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Why Curiosity can't touch that Mars water
An analysis of the water on Mars may have to wait until NASA's human Mars mission in the 2030s.
This week, NASA broke incredible news: It had found strong evidence that water still flows on the surface of Mars. This means, technically, Mars contains the ingredients to support life, at least according to our experience here on Earth.
But we're not going to be going anywhere near the hypothesized water streams, at least not with the Mars rovers currently rolling around collecting data.
The reasons for this are twofold. The first is access: Curiosity is physically unable to climb the steep slopes where the darkish streaks might indicate water flow.
The second? Even if it could, it's not allowed to, according to a United Nations treaty written in 1967. The Outer Space Treaty, which lays out the rules for space exploration along the principles of mutual cooperation, states that exploration will be conducted in such a way as to avoid contamination from Earth life, Quartz reports.
"Because liquid water appears to be present, these regions are considered special regions where we have to take extra precautions to prevent contamination by earth life," explained Rich Zurek, a scientist on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter team, in a Reddit AMA session.
"Our current rovers have not been sterilised to the degree needed to go to an area where liquid water may be present."
A "special region" on Mars is described by the Mars Exploration Program Analysis Group as places where terrestrial organisms might survive and breed under Mars conditions. Because Curiosity may harbour microbes from Earth, it is not allowed near these special regions.
We already know that bacteria can survive in space. A 2014 study found that microorganisms could very easily hitch a ride on Earth's spacecraft. In particular, spore-forming bacteria, which can survive harsh sterilisation procedures and have shown to be resistant to spacecraft-cleaning techniques, could survive on Mars. An experiment that placed spores of Bacillus pumilus on a facility on the outside of the International Space Station also saw the bacteria survive for 18 months.
But completely sterilising a spacecraft is impossible. The only surefire method involves intense heat, which would damage delicate instrumentation, so different techniques need to be used. Solar panels are cleaned with chemicals, for example, while microelectronics are placed in a vacuum chamber and treated with gas thatoxidises biological material, which renders it harmless.
These techniques are able to reduce the number of microorganisms to 300 per square metre, according to the European Space Agency, compared to the several billion that can be found in a square metre in a clean kitchen.
That doesn't mean a rover can't get to the water in the future; there are ways to work with the UN's restrictions.
"The rovers have been sterilized for their particular landing sites where there's been no evidence of present day liquid water," Zurek explained. "To go to the [water flows] rovers will be required to be sterilized to a higher level. We also take samples of microbes that might be on the spacecraft before they're launched, so we can compare with any future discoveries."
NASA's next Mars mission launches in 2020. Given that it's being designed to the same basic specifications of Curiosity, though, it won't be able to get to the water flows either. So our curiosity about Mars microbes is just going to have to continue unslaked... for now.
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Top Stories
• Pro-Life Advocate Behind Shocking Planned Parenthood Videos Deported After False Arrest
• ACLU Files Lawsuit to Force Catholic Hospitals to Do Abortions
• Abortion Clinic in California Closes Down for Good When Abortionist Decides to Retire
• Husband Weeps After Wife Tells Him They’re Pregnant After Trying for 17 Years to Have a Baby
More Pro-Life News• Pro-Life Rep. Jason Chaffetz, Who Headed Planned Parenthood Hearing, Launches Bid for Speaker
• Man Stabs Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend to Kill Her Unborn Baby, Wanted to “Get That Baby Out of Her”• After 27 Years of Killing Babies in Abortions, Abortion Clinic in Virginia Shuts Down for Good
• What’s the One Word Most People Use to Describe Hillary Clinton?
• Amazing Spoken Word Poem Reaches Out to Women Regretting Abortion: Jesus Forgives and Heals
• Thousands of Pro-Lifers in U.S. and Canada Will Speak Up Against Abortion at Annual LifeChain
• Washington Post: Claim That Planned Parenthood Does Mammograms is Totally “Misleading”
• “Nonprofit” Planned Parenthood Spends $40 Million on Travel and Parties – $14,000 Every Single Day
• The Ridiculously Exaggerated Claims of Medical Benefits From Research With Aborted Baby Parts
• North Carolina Gov. Signs Bill Cutting Planned Parenthood Funding, Banning Sales of Aborted Babies
• Arkansas Judge Forces State to Fund Planned Parenthood After it Sells Aborted Baby Parts
• Judge Stops Ohio Gov. John Kasich From Closing Abortion Clinics Breaking State Law
• South Africa: Pro-Life People Will Gather for LifeChain to Speak Up Against Abortion
• Pro-Life Advocate Behind Shocking Planned Parenthood Videos Deported After False Arrest
• ACLU Files Lawsuit to Force Catholic Hospitals to Do Abortions
• Abortion Clinic in California Closes Down for Good When Abortionist Decides to Retire
• Husband Weeps After Wife Tells Him They’re Pregnant After Trying for 17 Years to Have a Baby
More Pro-Life News• Pro-Life Rep. Jason Chaffetz, Who Headed Planned Parenthood Hearing, Launches Bid for Speaker
• Man Stabs Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend to Kill Her Unborn Baby, Wanted to “Get That Baby Out of Her”• After 27 Years of Killing Babies in Abortions, Abortion Clinic in Virginia Shuts Down for Good
• What’s the One Word Most People Use to Describe Hillary Clinton?
• Amazing Spoken Word Poem Reaches Out to Women Regretting Abortion: Jesus Forgives and Heals
• Thousands of Pro-Lifers in U.S. and Canada Will Speak Up Against Abortion at Annual LifeChain
• Washington Post: Claim That Planned Parenthood Does Mammograms is Totally “Misleading”
• “Nonprofit” Planned Parenthood Spends $40 Million on Travel and Parties – $14,000 Every Single Day
• The Ridiculously Exaggerated Claims of Medical Benefits From Research With Aborted Baby Parts
• North Carolina Gov. Signs Bill Cutting Planned Parenthood Funding, Banning Sales of Aborted Babies
• Arkansas Judge Forces State to Fund Planned Parenthood After it Sells Aborted Baby Parts
• Judge Stops Ohio Gov. John Kasich From Closing Abortion Clinics Breaking State Law
• South Africa: Pro-Life People Will Gather for LifeChain to Speak Up Against Abortion
Pro-Life Advocate Behind Shocking Planned Parenthood Videos Deported After False Arrest
American pro-life activist Troy Newman is on the board of directors of the Center for Medical Progress, which is responsible for the series of 10 videos showing the Planned Parenthood abortion business selling aborted babies and their body parts. This week, he was slated to head to Australia for a pro-life speaking tour at the invitation of a local pro-life group, but the Australian government is not allowing him to remain in the country.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
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American pro-life activist Troy Newman is on the board of directors of the Center for Medical Progress, which is responsible for the series of 10 videos showing the Planned Parenthood abortion business selling aborted babies and their body parts. This week, he was slated to head to Australia for a pro-life speaking tour at the invitation of a local pro-life group, but the Australian government is not allowing him to remain in the country.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
ACLU Files Lawsuit to Force Catholic Hospitals to Do Abortions
Yesterday, the American Civil Liberties Union sued Trinity Health Corporation for refusing to perform abortions on women whose unborn babies were supposedly near death. In a federal lawsuit against Trinity, which is one of the largest Catholic health systems in the country, the ACLU explained that their doctors refused to perform abortions on five women who suffered preterm, premature rupture of membranes.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
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Yesterday, the American Civil Liberties Union sued Trinity Health Corporation for refusing to perform abortions on women whose unborn babies were supposedly near death. In a federal lawsuit against Trinity, which is one of the largest Catholic health systems in the country, the ACLU explained that their doctors refused to perform abortions on five women who suffered preterm, premature rupture of membranes.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Abortion Clinic in California Closes Down for Good When Abortionist Decides to Retire
A California abortion clinic has closed down for good thanks to an abortionist who decided to retire rather than find a new location when a landlord wanted to use the premises for another purpose other than an abortion center. Shawn Carney of 40 Days for Life informed LifeNews about the information he received from local pro-life people participating in a prayer campaign at the abortion facility.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Husband Weeps After Wife Tells Him They’re Pregnant After Trying for 17 Years to Have a Baby
In Virginia, Arkell and Dana Graves thought they were never going to have children after trying for 17-years. They suffered through four miscarriages and one stillbirth and had given up on having a family. Dana said, “We had everything planned. It just didn’t work out, so we kind of gave up.”
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
A California abortion clinic has closed down for good thanks to an abortionist who decided to retire rather than find a new location when a landlord wanted to use the premises for another purpose other than an abortion center. Shawn Carney of 40 Days for Life informed LifeNews about the information he received from local pro-life people participating in a prayer campaign at the abortion facility.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Husband Weeps After Wife Tells Him They’re Pregnant After Trying for 17 Years to Have a Baby
In Virginia, Arkell and Dana Graves thought they were never going to have children after trying for 17-years. They suffered through four miscarriages and one stillbirth and had given up on having a family. Dana said, “We had everything planned. It just didn’t work out, so we kind of gave up.”Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Pro-Life Rep. Jason Chaffetz, Who Headed Planned Parenthood Hearing, Launches Bid for Speaker
The pro-life Republican congressman from Utah who just headed up one of the Congressional hearing into the Planned Parenthood abortion business over its role in selling aborted babies and their body parts is launching a campaign for Speaker. House Republicans will vote for a new Speaker next week and pro-life Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy of California appears to be the frontrunner at this time to replace pro-life Speaker John Boehner.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Man Stabs Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend to Kill Her Unborn Baby, Wanted to “Get That Baby Out of Her”
In July, Samuel Easterbrook pleaded guilty to bodily harm and criminal damage charges after he beat his pregnant girlfriend in an attempt to kill their unborn child. The Daily Mail reports that Easterbrook stabbed, kicked and punched Kira Brooks while screaming that he was going to “get the baby out of her.” Thankfully, Brooks and her unborn daughter survived the violent attack.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
The pro-life Republican congressman from Utah who just headed up one of the Congressional hearing into the Planned Parenthood abortion business over its role in selling aborted babies and their body parts is launching a campaign for Speaker. House Republicans will vote for a new Speaker next week and pro-life Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy of California appears to be the frontrunner at this time to replace pro-life Speaker John Boehner.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Man Stabs Pregnant Ex-Girlfriend to Kill Her Unborn Baby, Wanted to “Get That Baby Out of Her”
In July, Samuel Easterbrook pleaded guilty to bodily harm and criminal damage charges after he beat his pregnant girlfriend in an attempt to kill their unborn child. The Daily Mail reports that Easterbrook stabbed, kicked and punched Kira Brooks while screaming that he was going to “get the baby out of her.” Thankfully, Brooks and her unborn daughter survived the violent attack.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
After 27 Years of Killing Babies in Abortions, Abortion Clinic in Virginia Shuts Down for Good
In Virginia, pro-life activists are celebrating after finding out that an abortion facility that has been open for 27-years has closed down. Mike from Manassas told 40 Days for Life: “I bring you good news of great joy! Our Prayers have been heard! After 27 years of abortions, Amethyst Women’s Health Center has closed their doors!”
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
What’s the One Word Most People Use to Describe Hillary Clinton?
As we end the week, a few thoughts about what the latest polls tell us about pro-abortion Hillary Clinton who, for now at least, remains the frontrunner for her party’s presidential nomination. Everyone knows approval ratings for the former Secretary of State and senator from New York have been racing downhill.
Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
In Virginia, pro-life activists are celebrating after finding out that an abortion facility that has been open for 27-years has closed down. Mike from Manassas told 40 Days for Life: “I bring you good news of great joy! Our Prayers have been heard! After 27 years of abortions, Amethyst Women’s Health Center has closed their doors!”Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
What’s the One Word Most People Use to Describe Hillary Clinton?
As we end the week, a few thoughts about what the latest polls tell us about pro-abortion Hillary Clinton who, for now at least, remains the frontrunner for her party’s presidential nomination. Everyone knows approval ratings for the former Secretary of State and senator from New York have been racing downhill.Click to Read at LifeNews.com:
http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Amazing Spoken Word Poem Reaches Out to Women Regretting Abortion: Jesus Forgives and Healshttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Thousands of Pro-Lifers in U.S. and Canada Will Speak Up Against Abortion at Annual LifeChainhttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Washington Post: Claim That Planned Parenthood Does Mammograms is Totally “Misleading”http://www.lifenews.com/2015/ Looking for an inspiring and motivating speaker for your pro-life event? Don't have much to spend on a high-priced speaker costing several thousand dollars? Contact LifeNews at news@lifenews.com about having LifeNews Editor Steven Ertelt speak at your event. |
“Nonprofit” Planned Parenthood Spends $40 Million on Travel and Parties – $14,000 Every Single Day http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
The Ridiculously Exaggerated Claims of Medical Benefits From Research With Aborted Baby Partshttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
North Carolina Gov. Signs Bill Cutting Planned Parenthood Funding, Banning Sales of Aborted Babieshttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Arkansas Judge Forces State to Fund Planned Parenthood After it Sells Aborted Baby Partshttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
Judge Stops Ohio Gov. John Kasich From Closing Abortion Clinics Breaking State Lawhttp://www.lifenews.com/2015/
South Africa: Pro-Life People Will Gather for LifeChain to Speak Up Against Abortion http://www.lifenews.com/2015/
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