We got up this morning to news that the new iMacs were out, so we knew what we had to do: start sharpening our suction cups! Thankfully, this iMac model opens in the same way as previous generations. All you have to do is pull off the magnetically-held display glass with two medium-size suction cups, and then remove the screws holding the LCD in place. But what lies inside? Only one way to find ou

We all knew that the external appearance of the Verizon iPhone 4 was changed slightly, but we had no idea how many differences were to be uncovered inside—until now. The Verizon iPhone 4 earned a Repairability Score of 6 out of 10 (10 is easiest to repair). You can remove the battery fairly easily once you circumvent Apple’s pesky Pentalobe screws—no soldering required. Other components are connec

We are ecstatic to finally have the opportunity to disassemble an iPod Touch with a camera and not just an empty camera slot. This is one of three iPod teardowns this week! We also took apart the new iPod Nano and Shuffle. Stay in the loop on twitter for the latest teardown shenanigans. In case you missed it, last week we celebrated a major milestone. In addition to enabling Apple repair, we now h