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An IPhone that will save itself.. Or try to.
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December 3, 2014
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According to ABC News, Apple recently filed a patent on a technology so that an IPhone could possibly re-orient itself during a fall in order to lessen possible damage. Fairly interesting, but I wonder how much apple really wants to do this. I mean, damaged, broken IPhones that breach warranty are a way for the company to pull in even more money.

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December 5, 2014
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Personally, I don`t think Apple is interested in developing this type of project

An important proportion of Apple`s sales consists in the sale of new models, how could Apple invest in the maintaining of the old ones?

December 22, 2014
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A patent awarded to Apple by the US Patent and Trademark Office this week, describes a “protective mechanism for an electronic device” and calls on the iPhone’s processing power to recognize a fall, calculate the potential impact, and work at lightening speed to come up with a plan to save the fragile glass screen. Apple is also looking at ways headphones can be used to save a falling iPhone. One system would lock headphones into the port when a fall was detected, in the hope that them snagging on your ears or clothing would stop or slow the fall; the system could also be used to jettison the cable if the phone thinks that will help – perhaps if your headphones get caught on something and risk pulling your phone off a table.

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