Boeing, Cupertino to 'explore weaponisation of Apple technologies'

[mongers]

BB will be annoyed:

Boeing, Cupertino to 'explore weaponisation of Apple technologies'

Tech used in MacBook Air's aluminum chassis slated to become wings for killer drones

Boeing and Apple will work together to "weaponise" Apple technology, after the aerospace giant found aluminium-milling techniques developed by Apple to build the MacBook Air's case result in a stronger, more versatile aircraft wings than it is possible to create with its own manufacturing practices.
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Full article here:
http://m.theregister.co.uk/2014/04/01/macbook_air_to_become_wings_for_killer_drones/

[grumbler]

April Fools stuff doesn't work on April 1st.

[Monoriu]

This looks like an advertisement for Apple products.  I am a bit sceptical about the article, as I find it a bit hard to believe that Apple knows more about aluminum than Boeing.  Apple's strength is probably in software and user-interface. 

Won't be a big deal even if it is true though.   

[Agelastus]

Better than most of the British contributions to April Fools Day this year.

[mongers]

April Fools stuff doesn't work on April 1st.

This looks like an advertisement for Apple products.  I am a bit sceptical about the article, as I find it a bit hard to believe that Apple knows more about aluminum than Boeing.  Apple's strength is probably in software and user-interface. 

Won't be a big deal even if it is true though.