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Why is Apple licensing Liquidmetal? Can you say 'bounceable iPhones?'

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RE: Why is Apple licensing Liquidmetal? Can you say 'bounceable iPhones?'
JSullivan00 25th Oct
@enzos2 Liquid metal is described as "a unique blend of titanium necklace, zirconium, nickel, copper and beryllium". What makes this alloy different from other alloys? It doesn't crystallize; basically meaning it doesn't break easy.
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