iPhone 4/HD to Have Removable Battery and Ceramic/Glass Back
Jonne Eilimö | April 19, 2010 10:09 UTC | 2 comments |
It has been a really iPhone leak rich weekend, and the debate goes on today. Engadget posted a few days ago a set of pictures of what they claimed to be the next generation iPhone. After that, the images were said to be taken of a Japanese counterfeit, and today there is evidence about these images again being authentic again!
Daring Fireball’s John Grubes has dug up an Apple patent from year 2006 about a ceramic/glass material that is radio friendly. Metals don’t usually tend to let radio waves go though them, and this is the reason why we haven’t seen a unibody/aluminum iPhone. The ceramic/glass material on the back, and in the pictures, would allow us to have a user replaceable battery.
The sim card holder on the side appears to be a microSIM slot(same card as the 3G iPad is using).
Another image after the break.







