href="http://cdn.everythingicafe.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/500-s13118462094e312f41c3d05.jpg">class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-22932" title="500-s13118462094e312f41c3d05" src="http://cdn.everythingicafe.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/500-s13118462094e312f41c3d05.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="500" />The iPhone 4′s proximity sensor has href="http://www.everythingicafe.com/is-the-iphone-4s-proximity-sensor-causing-trouble/2010/06/25/">caused nothing but trouble, but will the one in the iPhone 5 be any better? SW-Box href="http://www.sw-box.com/Iphone-5-Proximity-Light-Sensor-Flex-Cable.html">say they have the iPhone 5 proximity sensor. I don’t really have the technological background to pick apart if this is legit, but here’s how SW-Box is describing it:
Micro-architectured to stand the tests of time and heat, this flex cable is evidence of solid engineering: dynamic light sensing diodes and high flow terminals allow it to properly pick up proximity for fully featured functionality at a surprisingly low cost. Each cable comes with the necessary adhesive strips so they can be pressed down into the iPhone 5 back plate for easy DIY iPhone 5 fixing.
Unfortunately, they don’t have any iPhone 4 proximity cables on hand to do a quick visual comparison, but I believe it looks href="http://www.diytrade.com/china/4/products/6983572/Wholesale_iPhone_4_Proximity_Sensor_flex_cable_Replacement_for_Apple_iPhone_4.html">a little like this. As you can tell, there’s a definite redesign internally, with some parts being shuffled around.
[via href="http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/11/08/04/alleged_iphone_5_proximity_sensor_part_turns_up_on_importer_site.html">AppleInsider]
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