Apple has filed a patent application that shows how the tech giant is able to attach sapphire to its devices. At the same time, the application hints at ways that Apple might use sapphire in the future. Currently, Apple has employed it on its home button to protect the TouchID fingerprint scanner. As the second hardest material after diamonds, sapphires can be used in a number of ways on future versions of the Apple iPhone...Sunday, January 26, 2014
Apple's new patent reveals techniques to attach sapphire to electronic devices
Apple's new patent reveals techniques to attach sapphire to electronic devices: Apple has filed a patent application that shows how the tech giant is able to attach sapphire to its devices. At the same time, the application hints at ways that Apple might use sapphire in the future. Currently, Apple has employed it on its home button to protect the TouchID fingerprint scanner. As the second hardest material after diamonds, sapphires can be used in a number of ways on future versions of the Apple iPhone...
Apple has filed a patent application that shows how the tech giant is able to attach sapphire to its devices. At the same time, the application hints at ways that Apple might use sapphire in the future. Currently, Apple has employed it on its home button to protect the TouchID fingerprint scanner. As the second hardest material after diamonds, sapphires can be used in a number of ways on future versions of the Apple iPhone...
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