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Apple's rollable iPad pursuit remains active despite rumored foldable delays, as a newly resurfaced patent reveals ongoing experimentation.
New research from Apple shows it is considering an Apple Pencil that does not require a touch-sensitive iPad screen, and instead can write or draw using any surface.
The new patent suggests that Apple is thinking well beyond the iPad when it comes to the future of the Apple Pencil.
Apple is investigating new image sensor technology that promises up to 20 stops of dynamic range. Here’s what that actually means.
Apple has failed to convince a jury that it didn't infringe on 3G wireless patents with cellular chips in its iPhone, with it now having to pay TOT Power Control over $110 million.
Apple's new iPad Pro expected with OLED displays split between Samsung and LG, with its new in-house M5 processor powering the new slates.
Discover the M5 iPad Pro: Apple’s latest tablet with the M5 chip, Wi-Fi 7, and enhanced performance. Is it worth the upgrade? Find out here!
If Apple brings this idea to life, the Apple Pencil could soon become more than just a stylus, it could be a controller for the spatial era.
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Creative Bloq on MSNNew patent suggests future Apple Pencil could draw anywhere
According to the filing, named Input Device with Optical Sensors, the Apple Pencil could in future work with optical sensors across a wide range of surfaces, potentially including the iPhone, MacBook ...
A new report has indicated that Apple has started mass production of parts for the next-gen iPad Pros, as well as diversifying how it produces its stock of OLED screens.
This week's highlights include Samsung's strategic licensing of Intel patents to avoid global IP battles, Intel's executive shakeup, and Apple edges closer to launching a foldable iPhone.
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