iPhone 4 Verizon Teardown Step #1 History

Changes to Step #1

Edit by Kieran Coughlan — Mar 30, 2011

	[* black] The iPhone 4 is finally on Verizon!
	[* black] We didn't try making a call, but we [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2H-3Gf_fL8\|hear] that this phone does make and maintain "*complete calls.*"
	[* black] On the back, Apple's [guide\|3130\|removed the visual warning\|stepid=15333] to not throw your iPhone 4 in the trash.
+	[* icon_note] These logos tend to relate to non US countries. The "recycling bin" logo, for example, is for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waste_Electrical_and_Electronic_Equipment_Directive\|European WEEE Directive]. Since the CDMA model is not sold in countries which require these symbols, they don't appear.
	[* black] Apple's updated the model number (from A1322 to A1349), but there's not much externally to let us know we're dealing with a Verizon iPhone. Is this the first Verizon phone without "Verizon" emblazoned on it?

	[* black] The iPhone 4 is finally on Verizon!
	[* black] We didn't try making a call, but we [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2H-3Gf_fL8\|hear] that this phone does make and maintain "*complete calls.*"
	[* black] On the back, Apple's [guide\|3130\|removed the visual warning\|stepid=15333] to not throw your iPhone 4 in the trash.
+	[* icon_note] These logos tend to relate to non US countries. The "recycling bin" logo, for example, is for the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waste_Electrical_and_Electronic_Equipment_Directive\|European WEEE Directive]. Since the CDMA model is not sold in countries which require these symbols, they don't appear.
	[* black] Apple's updated the model number (from A1322 to A1349), but there's not much externally to let us know we're dealing with a Verizon iPhone. Is this the first Verizon phone without "Verizon" emblazoned on it?