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iPhone 11 Pro Max teardown reveals larger battery, Xcode shows RAM size

iPhone 11 Pro Max teardown reveals larger battery, Xcode shows RAM size

Posted on September 19, 2019 By Jarvis

Where Android phone makers love to flaunt specs and figures, Apple has traditionally been more secretive about the technical aspects of its iPhones. It prefers to talk in hours of battery life or how much faster its processor is compared to the previous generation. As such, it’s often up to sleuths and repair technicians to find those out, like these iPhone 11 Pro Max details coming courtesy of third-party sources.
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