the iFixit iPhone 5 Teardown shows that Apple's new flagship handset is easier to repair thanks to a display that comes off with fewer steps than iPhone 4.

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iFixit tears down the Apple EarPods. They didn't unearth any amazing changes except for the obvious. But its still fun to take a look inside.

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The new iPad has been torn down and lo and behold, Apple has included a massive battery inside.

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iFixit is currently in the process of tearing down the new iPad.

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Want to know what the new iPad will be like? Check out these Seven iPad 3 predictions from a man who knows the iPad inside and out.

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The Samsung Galaxy Nexus has been torn down courtesy of iFixit.

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iFixIt has torn down Amazon's latest gadget, the Kindle Fire, piece by piece.

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Since this smartphone boasts of it's thin-ness, it's interesting to see just how Motorola packed all the hardware in.

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iFixit tore down an Apple MacBook Air. Everything is pretty much the same meaning the SSD is replaceable and the RAM isn't.

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There's a post on the iFixit blog railing against a five-point "pentalobe" screw that Apple has started using on their Macbook Air and is swapping into the iPhone during repair, presumably meaning it will be standard in the next iPhone.

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IFixit has become famous and wildly popular as the site where we wait to see what's inside all those new devices and gadgets that get released.

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Everybody is used to iFixit's tear downs of new devices, but I'm guessing they aren't going to do one for the Tega v2 Slate. Not to worry.

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