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IPhone Upper-Layer Compatibility Guide (Sandwich Logic Boards): Revision history

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19 January 2026

  • curprev 22:3922:39, 19 January 2026‎ IamMyron07 talk contribs‎ 2,205 bytes +2,205‎ Created page with "{{Explanatory Guide}} == What Is the “Upper Layer”? == On modern iPhones with sandwich (two-layer) logic boards, the board is split into: * Upper layer – CPU, NAND, Logic EEPROM * Lower layer – Baseband, WiFi and NFC (in some models) An upper-layer swap means transferring the entire top board from one device to another, usually to recover data or restore functionality when the upper layer is damaged. == Compatibility by iPhone Generation == {| class="wikitabl..." Tag: Visual edit
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