In all seriousness, the success of the AW Ultra should signpost Apple towards producing a similar chunky and "rugged" iPhone, with significantly more battery capacity and a flush casing. Instead they're going the opposite route, which nobody is asking for.Can’t wait for their “most durable iPhone ever” with “all-new titanium” called the iPhone 18 Ultra next year…
Magnesium may be lighter but it definitely isn't stronger and has poorer thermal conductivity. Used as a cheaper alternative to titanium in car parts. I also remember the Mg alloy used in the G4 TiBooks, as they were the areas that delaminated and fractured most.Is there a reason they don't use magnesium? It's lighter and stronger than aluminum, steel and titanium. A lot of cameras have magnesium frames for the weight savings and strength.