Apple's new patent reveals titanium iPhone, iPad and MacBook
Apple's patent last year showed it was considering making a iPhone, iPad and MacBook titanium. In this regard, a new patent revealed by the American technology giant re-discusses the production of iPhone, iPad and MacBook titanium. The patent specifically describes the process of creating an attractive structure on a titanium screen, and features images of some Apple products, such as the MacBook, Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad.- Apple granted the keyboard patent to Apple's
Apple Watch launches Apple Watch with titanium body for
smart gadgets, and in the past a titanium laptop called the
Powerbook G4 for users Had put. This product, which was sold in the
market between 2001 and 2003, eventually replaced the aluminum
model. In general, the appearance of titanium, unlike aluminum, is
very simple and dull and does not appeal to the user. For this
reason, Apple has considered various ways to give a more attractive
appearance to these products.
It should be noted that in January 2021, Apple filed a patent entitled "A way to semi-gloss the surface and appearance of titanium." The company apparently used a combination of two chemical processes to achieve this. titanium is heavier than aluminum, but its strength is so high that you can use a very thin piece to achieve the same strength and hardness as aluminum. As a result, the thinner titanium coating will be lighter than its aluminum counterpart.
Earlier, it was rumored that Apple was working on a titanium body iPhone. Although this is not the case with the iPhone 13 series, it is possible that the next generation of iPhones will be made of titanium, and Apple's published patent will also fuel this rumor. The patent also describes the various approaches that Apple has taken to create an attractive appearance on titanium. Let's make a reference. The new Cupertino patent announces a keyboard that, due to its mechanism, can turn the iPad into a Mac. This keyboard is apparently something more than just a keyboard, and if the idea comes true, it will be an interesting product. Apple's new patent describes a basic system with an electromechanical keyboard and a hanging interface that can be connected to the iPad in a variety of ways, including laptop mode.
- Apple's new patent Apple's other patent for the company's new controllers suggests possible MacOS experience for iPad
The conceptual ideas being explored by Apple's engineering team show that these controllers are very similar to the Nintendo Switch controller, with two controllers attached to either side of the device body to provide the best gaming experience for users. These controllers seem to work in both horizontal and vertical positions with both the iPhone and the iPad. Among the images in this patent is another controller designed specifically for iPhones.
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