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Hey Jack! It's actually fully working..Job Simulator is a ton of fun on it:D
Hey Apawilo. A punctured battery has potential to be very dangerous (Fire, harmful chemicals, etc), so please make sure to dispose of it at the nearest e-waste recycling site.
Thanks for the tip! The ribbon cable has been added to Step 12. Feel free to edit it to add anything specific about the procedure.
Thanks Dan! The guide has been updated.
We're fairly certain that the "G1G1" in "K3RG1G10BM-BGCH" indicates a 4 Gb x 4 die, which would be 16 Gb or 2 GB. It's also very similar to the Galaxy S6's "K3RG3G30MM-DGCH", where the "G3G3" is a 6 Gb x 4 die, or 24 Gb (3 GB).
That's part of the display assembly adhesive strip.
Hey Darren! Sorry about the issues with the battery removal. This is an "Archived" guide, which means that it's only being kept around for reference, and really shouldn't be used unless absolutely necessary. We'll hopefully have a full set of guides for the LG G2 in the coming months, so stay tuned!
It appears to be some new Apple tech that allows for light to be sensed through the display, using a special type of solar cell. Pretty cool right?
Hey Huey,
Nice catch! This has now been fixed.
InvenSense did indeed supply the gyro/accelerometer.
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