According to ETNews’s sources, Apple is in talks with LG, Samsung and Japan Display, for mass production of AgNW touchscreens, coated with Sapphire crystal, which would result in an extremely lightweight and durable material. Samsung has already started production, although it’s not clear is the material is meant for Apple, or for Samsung’s own product lines.

Back in November, word had it of a 12.9 inch iPad, slated for release sometime towards the end of 2015, which could still be in alignment with more recent rumors from another source, in this case HIS Technology’s director of Tablet and Monitor Research, Rhoda Alexander.

Looks like we are at it again. A recent wave of “click-bait” articles has set the Web on fire, with the notion that the Apple Watch Sport Edition is worth much less than the posted price of $349. The $83.70 figure comes merely from the collective cost of materials, but is the Apple Watch just that? Lights and clockwork? Or are we missing (just) a few parts of the final equation?

Just like any computer, older MacBooks and other Mac devices slow down overtime, sometime due to wear of internal hardware, particularly HDD storage, whose constant spinning over years of usage, but most often, by presence of old files and data generated by years of usage, which can, and will cause data corruption overtime.