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On Jan 2, 2012, at 7:22 PM, Tom Metro wrote: > > purchased phone and mod it in some fashion. I'm not aware of any phones > that are designed to permit swapping components. For all practical purposes there really aren't any components to swap. All of a typical cell phone's working guts are a single ASIC and some support circuitry for the battery, display and keypad. Smartphones are a SOC for the "smart" and a baseband ASIC for the "phone". --Rich P.
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