After a brief break, the long-standing gossip that The apple company will implement more precious metal in the iPhone, has made a return--and even taken a new perspective.

Citing un-named market resources, Japanese information site ETnews says The apple company will use Liquidmetal technological innovation for the next iPhone, which the store strongly statements will be revealed at Apple's yearly globally designers meeting.

That meeting, which has yet to be declared, will take place in May. Up until the last year, it has also been floor zero for the introduction of new iPhones, such as Apple's first-generation style.

As for the concern of whether The apple company would even use such a content, it's been more of when, rather than if. The apple company obtained an unique professional certificate to Liquidmetal in overdue 2010. The technological innovation, which The apple company has used only for the SIM ejector system it contains with some iPhone and iPad designs, is charged as a metal cup.

In its certification, Liquidmetal Technological innovation says that the individual parts that come out of its process offer more durability, flexibility, and firmness than metal and titanium materials, as well as metal.

ETnews contributes that The apple company will not be alone in using a new content for its leading mobile phone. Stating the same resources, it says The apple company competing New samsung programs to use ceramics for its Universe S3 mobile phone, which is predicted to be revealed next month.

This is the newest in a sequence of speculation indicating that The apple company will use more precious metal in its mobile phone. Last Dec, Boy Professional Review said that The apple company would be using metal as the support of the phone, just like it's done on all three years of its iPad. Before that, DigiTimes stated the back of it would "be modified to a precious metal case instead of strengthened glass". Both speculation were beat by a 9to5Mac report in April, saying The apple company was making a move to precious metal instead of cup.

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