Engadget reports -- based on the tear-downs we've seen -- that the iPhone 3G S' ARM Cortex A8 processor is capable of a wee bit more than Apple has thus far enabled. Currently running at 600MHz, it actually supports a top clock speed of 833MHz and here are the kickers: 720p video recording and real-time video conferencing. We'll likely not see the clock speed ramped up for power-...
Well that didn't take long. RapidRepair.com just let us know they've already gotten their iPhone 3G S and rendered it directly down to its component parts: CPU - Samsung 339S0073ARM K2132C2P0-50-F 0N1480911 APL0298 N1TVY0Q 0919 NAND Flash Memory - Toshiba TH58NVG702ELA89 IA8816 TAIWAN 09209AE System Memory - 337S3754 CMA G0919 5Y9307885E4...
What Jobs puts together, iFixit will tear asunder. Live. On the interwebs. Seems like they got their hands on a New Zealand unit and promptly began to rip it apart for their -- and our -- education. Sadly, and iPhone 3G was harmed in the making of their post, but if you want to see the guts and maybe do a little iPhonemancy, check it out. Via