Histórico do passo nº 11 do guia Apple Watch Series 3 Teardown - iFixit

Alterações no passo nº 11

Edição por Jeff Suovanen — 23 de set de 2017

Edição aprovada por Jeff Suovanen

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	[* black] Last call: back cover. It's press-fit over a teflon-like O-ring, but a thumbs-up and a firm push relieves it of duty.
	[* black] The material has been standardized across watch models and souped up to snazzy ceramic, replacing the previous Ion-X or Sapphire options.
	[* black] It also houses the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photoplethysmogram\|PPG sensor array\|new_window=true] that is responsible for sensing heart rate.
	[* black] It would've been cool to see some change from [guide\|67385\|the Series 2\|stepid=136503\|new_window=true] after [http://appleinsider.com/articles/15/10/23/apple-watch-users-complain-of-inaccurate-heart-rate-readings\|complaints about accuracy\|new_window=true] in previous models. As far as wearables go, however, the Apple Watch [http://appleinsider.com/articles/17/05/24/stanford-study-finds-apple-watch-top-notch-heart-rate-monitor-mediocre-calorie-counter\|is the best of the bad\|new_window=true].
	[* black] Also it appears that the wireless charging coil has been slightly modified to support ''[https://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2017/9/22/16349480/apple-watch-series-3-qi-wireless-charging\|most\|new_window=true]'' Qi wireless chargers.
-	[* black] Lastly, we find a significant-looking hole in the case near the diagnostic port. Perhaps this is a diaphragm allowing the internal case pressure to change in support of Apple's touted "new " barometric pressure sensor? (We're a little confused, because [guide\|67385\|we already found a barometer in last year's model\|stepid=136502\|new_window=true].)
+	[* black] Lastly, we find a significant-looking hole in the case near the diagnostic port.