And yet, Apple has spent over $4 billion dollars on R&D this year
The next turning point for Apple isn't going to be a device
"By the time WWDC arrives, Apple will have gone 230 days without announcing a new product. That's the longest gap in years."
"In summary, Apple's European patent filing provided us with a grand overview of what Liquidmetal could bring to the table for future iDevices. It presented us with a list of products where Liquid may apply. It also outlined how Liquidmetal could provide certain future Apple products with added wear and corrosion resistance as well as true water proofing. And lastly, we learned that Apple could design future iDevices with fuel cells and that Liquidmetal could provide a perfect encasement for safely housing the fuel cells while providing an exact opening in the devices to support the need for air and fuel."
I don't think it was an accident.
From the start I thought the iPad was perfect for doctors and hospitals.
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Indiana University dedicates biggest college-owned supercomputer
Big Red II is IU's first petaflop-scale supercomputer
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Market
Now that they no longer have Apple's products to manufacture and reverse engineer
Samsung's new 7" Galaxy Tab 3 to take on Apple's iPad mini, and take phone calls
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