Apple's new patent describes an amorphous alloy as plate collectors to fuel-cell, electronic battery which uses hydrogen to generate electricity. Although no mention of Liquidmetal but these materials are called amorphous alloys or metallic glass.
Liquidmetal is super ringah metals with high strength and anti-scratch-called NASA will bring changes in materials science in the 21st century. Liquidmetal is estimated that Apple would be used to create the next generation iPhone.
Fuel cell technology is becoming a much talked about in Silicon Valley. With this technology can be made batteries are cheap, efficient, and environmentally friendly. Miniature fuel cells could be a source of power for a cell phone for more than 30 days without refilling.
