I will not be doing it to my iPhone whenever I get one (which will be as soon as Apple launches the iPhone in Europe) and I am sure most of you lucky ones who have got their iPhone will not be doing it as well, but thanks to folks at PdaParts.com you can see this YouTube video of taking the iPhone apart.
Watch the video after the jump.
Apple seems to have delivered BIG, BIG, BIG numbers as analyst reports suggest that iPhone sales hit half a million in the opening weekend sales. Apple and AT&T were not the only ones pleased with the success of the iPhone. It has brought a smile to my face as well and I am sure same would be case for other fellow bloggers (iPhone related) as I have seen a substantial jump in traffic to my iPhone Hacks blog.
More details after the jump.
I guess in my case it might have also helped being on the number one spot at Google, Yahoo and MSN for "iPhone hacks" search term. Today’s traffic has already crossed yesterday’s (1st July) peak page views which has not been included in the graphs as we are still in the middle of the day. Lets hope the party continues and only gets louder.
Okay, I am not getting excited here, the point I am trying to make is that the iPhone launch would have resulted in a surge in traffic to iPhone related websites.
Fellow bloggers it would be great to know if you have seen similar traffic surge since the iPhone launch in the comments below.
Update: 2nd July traffic further increased to at 6,329 page views in line with expectation as weekend traffic is usually lesser than that observed on weekdays.
Based on early estimates, Apple has sold more than half a million iPhones up to the first weekend, the demand has been probably expected for the so called "God machine", however there are quite a few things iPhone can’t do yet and there is the opportunity for all the geeks out there to get the iPhone to do what is not possible.
There have already been some blog reports of iPhone firmware hitting the internet so we are probably not too far away from seeing iPhone hacks popping up. Based on reports from Engadget, it looks like the iPhone’s system restore image has already shown up online; it might be a while before anyone can de-construct this thing into meaningful though so far everything looks well encrypted so far.
More on iPhone hacks after the jump.
