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Actually, there is a Broadcom part on one of the modules but looks like Ifixit.com totally miss it ... see other provider of information :
http://www.eetimes.com/electronics-news/...
hopefully this should be corrected so the teardown is more accurate.
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I added the info here. We didn't miss the chip, it's just that we didn't find its appearance in the iPhone 4 significant. It is the same exact chip found in the GSM iPhone 4, and we mentioned previously on that same step in the iPhone 4 Verizon teardown that the Wi-Fi setup was one part of the RF system that wasn't revamped between the GSM and Verizon iPhones. Regardless, the information is now on the step.
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Cool! Fast correction by ifixit.com
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No problemo, thanks for pointing it out! I added some more info to this step that shows the chip's probable location. I saw that you got a TechInsights employee to correct that EE Times article, nice work ;)
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