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While the display glass was held down with some easy-to-slice foam adhesive, the rear glass is a different story.
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We suspect this thick pad of sticky adhesive is here as a shock absorber to protect the glass from falls. Whatever the reason, we had to bring plenty of heat to extract it.
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This little antenna-laced cover pops off to reveal the front sensor cable, accessible only from the back after removing the glass.
| [* black] While the display glass was held down with some easy-to-slice foam adhesive, the rear glass is a different story. | |
| [* icon_note] We're happy to see that Google still hasn't [guide|97482|given in|stepid=179021|new_window=true] to the full glass back trend. This little bit of glass seems to bridge the gap between durability and antenna transmissivity. | |
| [* black] We suspect this thick pad of sticky adhesive is here as a shock absorber to protect the glass from falls. Whatever the reason, we had to bring plenty of heat to extract it. | |
| [* black] This little antenna-laced cover pops off to reveal the front sensor cable, accessible only from the back after removing the glass. | |
| + | [* icon_note] Two Knowles MEMS microphones are found on the flex cable attached to the back of the phone |
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