Apple is reportedly looking for expanding in new horizons. What those horizons could be, is quite an astonishing fact!
Apprently, Apple Inc. is now interested in medical devices and even cars.
San Francisco Chronicle reports that Apple is particularly interested in medicine, and is working with audio engineer Tomlinson Holman to develop a device that could predict heart attacks by listening to the sound of your blood. Holman is known for developing several notable audio technologies, including Lucasfilm’s THX system and the first 10.2 sound system. This isn’t the first we’ve heard of Apple’s interest in medicine — last month some of Apple’s top executives reportedly met with the US Food and Drug Administration to discuss the potential for “mobile medical applications.”
When it comes to Apple’s interest in cars, the report is less clear. The Chronicle claims that Apple’s corporate dealmaker Adrian Perica met with Tesla CEO Elon Musk in Cupertino last spring, but there are no details as to what the meeting might relate to. Apple has shown some interest in automotive technologies in the past. Last June the company announced plans to bring iOS to vehicles, and earlier this year we saw a leak ofwhat that may look like — but how this might be connected to Tesla is unclear.Last October Apple’s hardware VP left the company to help Tesla develop new vehicles.
You know what this would mean? They are taking over…