Since the last “Hey Siri” keynote event, we have learned a few more things about Apple, one of them being that the company is not afraid to blur the lines between Mac OS X and iOS, especially with products that directly compete with Microsoft. This time, however, Apple may have done something that inadvertently helped Microsoft gain traction, while validating two important truths about where the company is going, and what this means for Microsoft.

At less than two months from the official release of the 4th generation Apple TV, tech website iFixit were able to come by, and promptly disassemble a unit, for our viewing pleasure.

MacBooks would be a lot less problematic to recharge than hydrogen-powered motor vehicles. Commercially, a technology like the one pioneered by the British energy firm who has built the iPhone 6-based prototype, could potentially create a brand new industry, spanning from rechargeable cartridges, to charging booths, and beyond.

Apple’s announcement of the iPad Mini 4 was barely a footnote at the “Hey Siri” keynote event. According to a recent teardown, we now have confirmation of the internal specs of the iPad Mini 4.