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Earlier this morning, Patently Apple posted a report titled "Apple continues to Explore the use of LCoS Displays in Future Devices such as AR Smartglasses, Macs and more." In another patent that we discovered in Europe this morning, we see that Apple is also working in parallel on a similar display technology that they refer to as ferroelectric liquid crystal on silicon (fLCoS) display panel. Apple's display team have worked on this since 2020.

According to a new analytical report this morning, Apple’s iPhone 13 series continued to sell well and the new SE3 helped Apple's production volume reach...

Last year there was a rumor from JP Morgan Chase and covered by MacRumors claiming that the iPhone 14 Pro is expected to use a new titanium alloy chassis design. Apple's engineers have been working on the use of titanium in future Apple devices for some time. In fact, the first patent that we covered on the use of titanium goes back to 2017 in a report titled "Apple explores the use of Titanium, Titanium Alloys and Hybrid Plastics for Future Devices." Since that time we've posted an additional six patent reports. Today Apple was granted a patent relating to matte titanium surfaces on...

Scienta Scientific AB acquires leading German business Scienta Scientific Publicerad: 6 april 2021, 11:00 Scienta Scientific has acquired Envinet GmbH as of March 31, 2021. Envinet GmbH is the market leader in area monitoring radiation protection networks with installations in over 70 countries. Area monitoring networks are used for civilian protection against nuclear radiation incidents. Envinet provides solutions based on gamma radiation detection. Scienta Scientific is already active in radioactive monitoring through its business area Scienta Sensor Systems. Scienta Sensor Systems provides...

Apple's research into the use of titanium in future Apple Devices was made public back in 2017 . In January 2021 we posted an IP report Titled "Apple explores the use of Titanium, Titanium Alloys and Hybrid Plastics for Future Devices. Today the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office officially granted Apple a patent relating to oxide coatings for titanium surface based devices that could eliminate fingerprints on the surface of a device.