London: With each passing day, parts of Apple’s new iPhone 5 are being revealed, reality or not, by different websites and tech forums.
The newest photos of parts published in The French blog “Nowhere Else”. The published new photos were originally found in Chinese tech forum. It seems to be a logic board of Apple’s next generation iPhone.
Claimed photo of iPhone 5 motherboard
French site Nowhereelse.fr points two new photos originally posted to Chinese forum Weiphone. The photos appear to be the front and back end of logic board which houses the processor and other support chips for the device. The board is distinct from both the Apple’s iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 logic boards.
Claimed Battery photos of iPhone 5 and its configuration
The battery which provides power to Apple’s new iPhone 5 is bigger than the previous batteries which were used in iPhones and slightly more powerful, according to 9to5Mac.
iPhone 4S battery range is from 3.8V/1440mAh/5.45Whr to 3.7/1430mAh/5.3Whr. As compared to this, a taller and thinner battery is expected for the iPhone 5, which is confirmed to be completely redesigned with a 4-inch screen and thinner body. It’s interesting however that the battery isn’t significantly stronger.
Claimed tiny dock connector
The photos of Apple’s tiny new dock connector next to a USB plug are reported by French site Nowherelse.fr
Right now there are so many numbers floating around making it hard to find out the reality. TechCrunch independently confirmed that Apple’s new dock connector would have 19 pins, but persistent rumors (along with some snippets of code within iOS 6) point to the existence of a 9-pin connector. Still others have been reporting an 8-pin connection, much like the one seen in these pictures
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