Apple gains patent for future iPhones and Apple Watches to act as poisonous gas and CO detectors <div class="feat-image">
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<p>Apple has been granted a patent today which illustrates how future products such as iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch could have built-in sensors to detect harmful, poisonous gasses, such as CO
or CO2 — often dubbed a silent killer due to its odorless, tasteless yet toxic state.</p>
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