If there ever were any doubt on whether Apple’s new 12 inch MacBook was merely the beginning, Apple’s latest patent, published Tuesday, May 26th, points to a revolutionary input method which could substantially enhance standard keystroke functions on future MacBook devices.

Finally, those who still own older iPhones, including iPhone 4 and 4S will likely rejoice at the news that iOS 9 will contain updates that will make the mobile operating system more compatible with legacy devices, including first generation iPad Mini and iPhone 4, on which Apple is said to be testing iOS 9, in a ground-up approach that will gradually move development higher up to newer devices.

It’s not the first time that Microsoft is rumored to want to place a bid, and the chances of Microsoft’s showing serious interest for BlackBerry have increased, in consideration of the recent Windows Mobile brand refresh (or reboot).

“Expanded Function Touch Sensor Implement”: this is the title of Apple’s latest new patent, which seems to indicate Apple’s interest in creating a stylus accessory with advanced capabilities.