Apple iPhone 6S, iPhone 6S Plus teardown: How the smartphones look from inside

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Repair firm iFixit has opened up an Apple iPhone 6s and 6s Plus in its iPhone product teardown exercise and has revealed much that you would like to know. Check out the inside view of iPhone 6S:

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Apple iPhone 6S teardown: The battery is seen in the new iPhone 6s during a product teardown by iFixit in this handout photo provided by iFixit. (Reuters)

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Apple iPhone 6S teardown: The motherboard of the new iPhone 6s is seen during a product teardown by iFixit in this handout photo provided by iFixit. (Reuters)

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Apple iPhone 6S teardown: The 12 megapixel camera of the new iPhone 6s is seen during a product teardown by iFixit in this d handout photo provided by iFixit. (Reuters)

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Apple iPhone 6S teardown: The new iPhone 6s is seen during a product teardown by iFixit in this handout photo provided by iFixit. (Reuters)

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Repair firm iFixit revealed that the new iPhones- iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus use chips made by, among others, Qualcomm Inc, Avago Technologies Ltd, Qorvo Inc’s TriQuint Semiconductor and RF Micro Devices, Texas Instruments Inc and Skyworks Solutions Inc. (Reuters)

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iFixit, which opened up an iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, said battery capacity was down “a bit”, probably to accommodate new features. Apple has said battery life is unchanged in the new phones. (Reuters)