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	[* black] We have reached the end of our journey. We are happy to announce that not a single trace of any Cyberdyne Systems components were found...it seems for the time being our judgement day is not upon us.
-	[* black] iPhone 4S Repairability Score: ? out of 10 (10 is easiest to repair)
+	[* black] iPhone 4S Repairability Score: *6 out of 10* (10 is easiest to repair). Very little has changed from the iPhone 4 in terms of repairability.
+	[* green] The iPhone 4S is still held together primarily with screws and limited adhesive.
+	[* green] The rear panel and battery are both easy to remove and replace (provided you have the right kit and/or [product\|IF145-096\|correct screwdriver]).
+	[* red] Apple is again using [http://www.ifixit.com/blog/blog/2011/01/20/apples-diabolical-plan-to-screw-your-iphone/\|Pentalobe screws] to secure the rear panel and keep people out
+	[* red] The LCD and glass -- a carryover from the previous generation -- are fused together, making cracked glass repair more costly.
+	[* red] Lots of smaller components are soldered to one ribbon cable, increasing the cost of repairing just one component.