Liquidmetal Technologies News

For a long time, there has been speculation that Apple will use Liquidmetal on a large scale in iPhone 5. Liquidmetal is not a liquid but a commercial name for a series of amorphous metal alloys.

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Following reports that its metal alloy might be used in an upcoming iteration of the iPhone, Liquidmetal Technologies Inc.

We take a look at all the iPhone 5 rumours and try to see if there's a kernal of truth in the field of chaff The iPhone 5 launch is rapidly approaching.

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Yesterday, the we reported that Apple could be looking to increase the iPhone's screen size from 3.5in to 4in.

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Everyone weighs in but most are wrong, usually to the benefit of investors who profit from a muscular Mac maker beating up on flimsy expectations .

The iPhone 5 is rumored to be coming later this year, with an official announcement expected in June around Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference .

The ever-fecund Apple supply chain this week fed the iOSphere with rumors of times and features.

Liquidmetal Technologies is a $46 million market cap materials company that has one of the most intriguing disruptive technology stories to come out in many years.

This material promises superior strength, maintaining of good looks, resistance to scratching and corrosion, and relative light weight.

Plastic is inexpensive, but not durable; glass is fragile; aluminum and stainless steel are hard to produce in complex shapes.

One of the inventors of the breakthrough Liquidmetal material is delivering bad news to Apple fans hoping for a product redesign.

As expected, last week was a slow one for actual Apple news. Equally as expected, rumors of increasingly dubious parentage were shoehorned into various sites' RSS feeds to pad out the news cycle.

The iOSsphere sees the world in a grain of sand, or at least, in obscure internal electronic components.

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The idea of a cell phone that feels like water doesn't much appeal to me. But that reportedly is what is going to happen with the next version of the very popular iPhone.