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| [* black] That wasn't so bad! Things are looking up for the 5X as we get our first glimpse at the interior of the phone. | |
| - | [* icon_note] The Wi-Fi, MIMO, and GPS antennae still reside on the rear case, along with the NFC antenna which formerly lived on |
| + | [* icon_note] The Wi-Fi, MIMO, and GPS antennae still reside on the rear case, along with the NFC antenna which formerly lived on its own control board. Unfortunately, those [guide|19016|super convenient labels|stepid=53717|new_window=true] from the Nexus 5 have transformed into cryptic codes. |
| [* red] Luckily, this sticker on the inside of the back panel has all the essentials: IMEI, country of origin, and the model number: LG-H790. | |
| [* black] Our spirits soared as we spied the 2700 mAh battery sitting in plain view—a removable battery is hard to come by these days. | |
| [* black] But alas, it was not to be. The battery connector is squirreled away beneath the midframe, and it's totally inaccessible ''for now''. |