Upon dis-assembly the iPhone appears to have many tiny little parts. We have also discovered that there are many unknown parts built into the iPhone that we and technology experts have been unable to identify at this time. Surprisingly most of the parts seems to have some function and may actually be the “brains” behind the facade. But further study will be required to determine what all these unknown parts do and perhaps Apple will be more forthcoming in helping us reveal the wizard behind the curtain?

To help us uncover this apparent mystery of unknown parts, please post images of what is inside your iPhone so we can establish a baseline of parts identity. Once we have enough images we can then compare each and release our results to the public. We are not saying that we think there is something funny going on here, just that there could be…

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With Apple’s stock up nearly 40 percent since the iPhone was unveiled Jan. 9, investors might be wondering whether there’s money to be made with the shares of component suppliers and accessory makers that may profit from the device. It’s an alluring hunch, no doubt. However, be careful, for in many cases, the smart money may be well ahead of you.

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In conjunction with the launch this evening of the iPhone, Apple has released iTunes 7.3, which among other things brings iPhone compatibility to the ubiquitous media-control application.

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The highly anticipated iPhone stormed Apple stores nationwide yesterday evening relieving a frenzy of all night camping fanatics to their all mighty metal $600 phone. I’ve had my share of playing around with the mega sexy device, but thought I’d post a wonderful poster depicting Apples product evolution that perhaps gives insight to their next [...]

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Quaking in their boots? Hardly. But with Apple changing user expectations, European companies must push to stay ahead.

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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Thousands of U.S. gadget fans flocked to stores on Friday to be the first buyers of Apple’s iPhone, a music-playing and Web-browsing device expected to shake up the mobile industry.

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The BlackBerry maker’s shares surged June 29 after it posted stellar quarterly results on the launch day for its highly touted Apple rival.

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S&P predicts iPhone sales won’t disappoint, but shoppers turned off by long lines or high prices will snap up Palms and BlackBerrys.

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Josh Kadden said he had been waiting all 14 years of his life for this moment. On Friday, hoisting a black Apple bag over his head to the cheers of Apple staff, Kadden walked out of the Apple store in Roosevelt Field mall with what he said was his best birthday present ever — Apple’s new iPhone.

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