Teardown of iPhone 12 Pro Max reveals big battery, big camera sensor

Posted 2020-11-23, Mashable Headlines photo

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If we had to describe Apple's iPhone 12 Pro Max in one word, it would be bigger. Not only is the 12 Pro Max's 6.7-inch display bigger than on any other iPhone ever, but nearly everything about this device trumps other iPhones in size. We know that because iFixit has torn... read full story

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