Apple's New iPhone 6 Is Going Green
iPhone 6
Let's take a look at some of the new enviro-friendly features of the most anticipated Apple release to date; as Apple goes green in more ways than one, from the new ORB battery to plastic polymer casing the new upcoming iPhone 6 is making a difference in more ways than one. The upgrades to the phone will be helping out the user and more importantly the ecosystem.
The iPhone 6 will have a new graphene touchscreen for its users which means no heavy metals in the compound's makeup. Apple will be doing away with the indium tin oxide base, instead the touchscreen will be comprised of an atom-dense polymer. This will actually be thinner than the previous iPhones as well. And this benefits the users as it will be much more responsive to tracing and drawing, improvements in touch and go gameplay with increased accuracy.
Lithium begone. Apple will be introducing the state of the art organic radical battery (ORB) newly designed and patented by Japan's NEC. Thus replacing the old lithium ion battery compound which include harmful heavy metals in its makeup. Like above its eco-friendly qualities are just a subsequent benefit as the new ORB battery will show off the iPhone 6's new insanely fast recharge duration of about 30 seconds! What's even better is that this little guy of a battery will be packing more of a punch as the new iPhone 6's ORB battery will have a much higher energy density. Hence the new iPhone 6 (coming in July 2012!) will have a much longer battery life; which was before an aspect the iPhone was lacking in. Now it will be one of the main attractions for the upcoming
iPhone 6
And the cherry on top will be the new Apple case made of plastic materials. Say goodbye to the polycarbonate casing and hello to the newly engineered isoplast polymers, consisting of naturally produced plastics making the frame more bio-degradable. Again the move here by Apple was also improve durability as these new isoplast polymers will be able to withstand harder falls...and throws. Not to mention making the device much slimmer and lighter, which Apple knows will be a main factor when competing with the Droid counterparts dropping in the summer next year.
Apple's new iPhone 6 will be without a doubt the mobile device to beat next summer as buzz around its new features and developments continue to grow.
Let's take a look at some of the new enviro-friendly features of the most anticipated Apple release to date; as Apple goes green in more ways than one, from the new ORB battery to plastic polymer casing the new upcoming iPhone 6 is making a difference in more ways than one. The upgrades to the phone will be helping out the user and more importantly the ecosystem.
The iPhone 6 will have a new graphene touchscreen for its users which means no heavy metals in the compound's makeup. Apple will be doing away with the indium tin oxide base, instead the touchscreen will be comprised of an atom-dense polymer. This will actually be thinner than the previous iPhones as well. And this benefits the users as it will be much more responsive to tracing and drawing, improvements in touch and go gameplay with increased accuracy.
Lithium begone. Apple will be introducing the state of the art organic radical battery (ORB) newly designed and patented by Japan's NEC. Thus replacing the old lithium ion battery compound which include harmful heavy metals in its makeup. Like above its eco-friendly qualities are just a subsequent benefit as the new ORB battery will show off the iPhone 6's new insanely fast recharge duration of about 30 seconds! What's even better is that this little guy of a battery will be packing more of a punch as the new iPhone 6's ORB battery will have a much higher energy density. Hence the new iPhone 6 (coming in July 2012!) will have a much longer battery life; which was before an aspect the iPhone was lacking in. Now it will be one of the main attractions for the upcoming
iPhone 6
And the cherry on top will be the new Apple case made of plastic materials. Say goodbye to the polycarbonate casing and hello to the newly engineered isoplast polymers, consisting of naturally produced plastics making the frame more bio-degradable. Again the move here by Apple was also improve durability as these new isoplast polymers will be able to withstand harder falls...and throws. Not to mention making the device much slimmer and lighter, which Apple knows will be a main factor when competing with the Droid counterparts dropping in the summer next year.
Apple's new iPhone 6 will be without a doubt the mobile device to beat next summer as buzz around its new features and developments continue to grow.
