For several weeks now, there have been rumors indicating that iPhone 6 it will contain a screen that will be protected by a sapphire glass panel, and despite the secrecy of the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, there are still indications that seem to support this theory. This week I told you as a member of Corning's management team, the current supplier of protective panels Gorilla Glass for iDevice screens, criticized the use of panels from sapphire glass for protecting the screens of mobile terminals.
Criticizing the possible implementation of this type of panels to protect the screen iPhone 6, the Corning representative does nothing but confirm the intentions of those from Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. Giving up Corning to use another material that will protect the screen of the future smartphone, the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), looks at its current sales partner of tens of millions of dollars for only one type of product, but if we think that a iWatch or iPhone 6C could replace Gorilla Glass with this material, then the losses are even greater.
Fearing that Apple could start a new trend in the industry and probably having information according to which other of its partners could test the possible use of sapphire, Corning attacked the material hard. They discuss some valid and extremely important points for ignoring the sapphire glass panels, but they forget that Apple has a dedicated factory that reduces its costs. In the end, Corning confirmed what Apple will not do until the fall and things are going to be extremely interesting.
