Apple's Latest Patent Is For A Notebook Chassis Powered By Your iPhone Or iPad
Essentially, it's a notebook chassis that can accept either a phone, which becomes a high-tech trackpad, or a tablet that acts as a touchscreen.
Essentially, it's a notebook chassis that can accept either a phone, which becomes a high-tech trackpad, or a tablet that acts as a touchscreen.
This case could lead to a virtual DRM on everything.
"The helpful hairpiece" - take my money
While academic researchers can still use CRISPR for free, companies hoping to harness the gene editing tool for a myriad of potential applications, may have to pay not one, but two institutions, a hefty fee.
And now they have no clue what they plan to do with it.
One of these could be the next Facebook
On Tuesday, the US Patent and Trademark Office on Tuesday granted Apple a patent that gives credence to those rumours of an edge-to-edge OLED iPhone.
In short: CRISPR-Cas9 is no longer the only game in town.
The enzyme-based system opens up a universe of possibilities that could drastically alter our world.
See it happen now in line drawing form.
A patent filed in January by Samsung shows a decidedly Apple Watch-looking device.
Tracking customers is understandable, but does it have to be this weird?
A patent logged by Apple certainly suggests it could become a thing.
This way, pedestrians or cyclists would be protected from what’s called “secondary impact.” I.e. they wouldn't get injured by hitting the ground.
Time to say bye bye to the iPhone's bezel?
Samsung thinks it has a possible solution to the problem of tiny, hard-to-read smartwatches: a projector.
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