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We love that Apple will bring new features to their products, and we love to discover new devices created by the brand apple year after year . In fact we are in a week of presentations from Apple, and that on Thursday October 16 new models of iPad will be presented along with probably renewals (or updates) a product of the Mac range. Nor should we forget that the release of OSX Yosemite is imminent and therefore also all interactions between iOS 8 and OSX Yosemite will be possible then.
Along with some of the latest gadgets apple known as sapphire crystal launched a technology that allowed it to build a more durable screens on devices. GT Advanced was the company in which Apple hoped to equip its upcoming devices these screens sapphire crystal , the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus and made greater use of sapphire crystal. Although the bad part of it is that Apple forced them to sign a contract that something abusive has led the company GT Advanced bankrupt …
Y is Company latest devices use sapphire crystal in Touch ID and the optics of the camera , not on screens because Apple engineers have not seen enough quality on these screens and have therefore followed relying on technology Gorilla Glass 3 (another pretty durable patent).
The trouble is that GT Advanced built a large factory and sapphire crystal are not using 100% due to the change in strategy for Apple. These are Apple claiming expenses involved the renovation of its facilities, is that Apple reached a financing agreement with them in three installments, the last payment and that has not come up with consequences that are bringing GT Advanced.
We will see Apple movements, sapphire crystal is of high quality but is unlikely to meet all the needs required by iDevices. Furthermore, top models iWatch yes they would use this type of glass so that this is a problem that should be solved in a short period of time
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