6s when the iPhone
went on sale, as happens whenever a device reaches the market, some users began
to make tests. The most common tests are the resistance to liquids and
scratches. All surprised us tests water resistance when we saw the iPhone
6s endured far more than the iPhone 6. This caused us to start to think that
Apple is working on systems to protect the iPhone against
liquids and patents like
today no They serve to feed that impression.
Apple has called this patent " hidden electronic device with
connector "and
describes some ports, such as USB or 3.5mm, which are covered with a self-healing elastomer(though in English use the word
"healing" meaning "healing "). This material prevent
water and other debris from entering the device and damage it. When we had
to use the port, the user only have to pass the cable or connector through the
elastomer and once you take off, would place automatically.
Failing to see how
this system works and although the patent refers
several times to the word "heal" (heal), I think it is best that we
imagine who wanted to use the word "Seal", which means that the
system would have the ports sealed to
keep out dust or water to the time when we want to use. Once finished, the
system would seal the ports to protect them. However, you could use a
similar LG G Flex, which eliminates scratching device casing technology.
As we always say to
patents that a company has patented something does not mean that they will be
included in a device. What does that it is clear in this case it is that
from Cupertino are working to offer an iPhone that breaks down not to a water
accicente.
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