The best smartphones in terms of portability reform

Monday, September 30, 2013

Among the features of smart phones as well as specifications , sizes and designs of Foreign Affairs, there is a way the manufacture and construction of the phone and the extent of its ability to repair, and means how easy or difficult to decipher the phone and switch parts and maintenance in the event of injury trouble, and depending on this factor increases or decreases the cost of maintenance, as it did in some cases it may be is not possible to fix the phone because of the high cost or even a lack of the necessary techniques to repair

And publish a site iFixit specialist to provide explanations on how to maintain various types of electronic devices, a list of the most prominent phones that tested since 2007 until now. So that assessment 1 indicates the most difficult in terms of reparability, up to easier

A device with a perfect score will be relatively inexpensive to repair, because it is easy to disassemble and has a service manual available. Points are docked based on the difficulty of opening the device, the types of fasteners found inside, and the complexity involved in replacing major components. Points are awarded for upgradability, use of non-proprietary tools for servicing, and component modularity.

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Motorola Droid Bionic2011	Battery can be removed in seconds. Modular design allows replacement of many individual parts. Rear camera replacement requires removing an EMI shield.	9
Motorola Atrix 4G2011	LCD and front glass are not fused and can be replaced individually. Battery is easy to replace. Many components soldered in place, which increases replacement costs.	9
Samsung Galaxy S42013	Battery is easy to replace. Very easy to open for access to internal components. Components adhered to the back of a fused display assembly.	8
Blackberry Z102013	Battery is easy to replace. Standard screws make the device easy to open. Smaller components are strongly adhered in place.	8
Samsung Galaxy Note II2012	Battery is easy to replace. Very easy to open for access to internal components. Components adhered to the back of a fused display assembly.	8
Samsung Galaxy S III2012	Battery is easy to replace. Device is easy to open. Components adhered to the back of a fused display assembly.	8
Samsung Galaxy Note2011	Battery is easy to replace. Very easy to open for access to internal components. Components adhered to the back of a fused display assembly.	8
Samsung Galaxy S II2011	Battery is easy to replace. Very easy to open for access to internal components. Components adhered to the back of a fused display assembly.	8
Nokia N82010	Battery is easy to replace. LCD and front glass are not fused and can be replaced individually. Removing the camera is incredibly difficult.	8
Dell Streak2010	Device is easy to open. Battery is easy to replace. LCD is fused to the glass.	8
Motorola Moto X2013	Modular design allows replacing of individual components. Only a single type of screw is used throughout. Strong adhesive on the rear cover makes opening difficult.	7
Google Nexus 42012	The back cover can be removed with common tools. Pressure contacts throughout the phone ease disassembly. The battery is held in place with strong adhesive.	7
Apple iPhone 52012	Front panel is easy to remove and replace. Battery is relatively easy to replace. Proprietary pentalobe driver required for opening.	7
Google Nexus S2010	Battery is easy to replace. Standard screws and connectors make the motherboard accessible. Fused LCD and glass; the front panel is attached with adhesive.	7
Apple iPhone 3GS2009	LCD and front glass are not fused and can be replaced individually. Standard Phillips screws used throughout. Battery is buried under the logic board, making it difficult to replace.	7
Apple iPhone 3G2008	LCD and front glass are not fused and can be replaced individually. Standard Phillips screws used throughout. Battery is buried under the logic board, making it difficult to replace.	7
Apple iPhone 5c2013	Front panel is easy to remove and replace. Battery is adhered in place and difficult to remove. Proprietary pentalobe driver required for opening.	6
Apple iPhone 5s2013	Front panel is fairly easy to remove and replace. Battery is adhered in place and difficult to remove. Proprietary pentalobe driver required for opening.	6
Samsung Galaxy Nexus2011	Battery is easy to replace. Only the volume switch and vibrator motor are soldered in. The glass is fused to both the display and the display frame.	6
Apple iPhone 4s2011	Screws and limited adhesive ease opening. The back panel is easy to remove, but requires a pentalobe driver. LCD is fused to front glass.	6
Motorola Droid 32011	Battery is easy to replace. Many components on a single cable, which increases cost of parts. LCD replacement requires disassembly of the entire device.	6
Apple iPhone 42010	Screws and limited adhesive ease opening. Modular design allows replacement of many individual parts. Replacing the rear camera requires removing an EMI shield.	6
Samsung Galaxy S 4G2010	Modular design allows replacing of individual components. Battery is easy to replace. LCD is fused to front glass.	6
HTC Surround2010	Battery is relatively easy to replace. Accessing the internal MicroSDHC card voids the warranty. Very difficult to access the front panel and LCD for replacement.	5
Motorola Droid 42012	LCD and front glass are not fused and can be replaced individually. Tons of adhesive seals the phone and its components. Replacing the front glass requires complete phone disassembly.	4
Motorola Droid RAZR2011	Battery is relatively easy to replace. All plastic frames and casings are incredibly tedious to remove. The front panel is adhered to the display.	4
Apple iPhone2007	Standard Phillips screws used throughout. Hidden clips make it nearly impossible to open rear case without damaging it. Soldered battery is very difficult to replace.	2
HTC One2013	Solid external construction improves durability. Virtually impossible to open without extreme damage to rear case. Battery is buried under motherboard and adhered to midframe.	1

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