In response to longstanding problems with the iPhone 6’s battery that supposedly delayed the release of the iPhone 6, Apple has fixed the problem. In a recently report, Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) has joined forces with Hsin Chu, a Simplo Technologies company based in Taiwan. The Taiwaniese company will supply the thin and flexible batteries needed for the iPhone 6. Reportedly, the iPhone maker was not able to get the preferred battery from its previous contractors, Samsung and LG chemicals. Previously, it was reported that Apple’s iPhone 6 release would be delayed because the company could not find a supplier for a batter that was 2 millimeters tall. The battery is significantly smaller in size than the current set of batteries used in previous iPhone models. The Californian tech company also reported that it would debut two versions of the new smartphone, and smaller version and a larger version – dubbed a “phablet”, or a cross between a phone and a tablet. The phones will be powered by an A8 processor, and be fitted with a sapphire cover display. Some reports say that the larger version of the iPhone 6 will be released later, after the small version. Ming-Chi Kuo, a reputable analyst, stated that the larger phablet device can be expected to be revealed in 2015, due to issues with the manufacture of the metal casing. In a separate report, Apple has supposedly been developing and testing fuel cells for the MacBook, the iPad, and the iPhone. They have partnered with British company Intelligent Energy. Fuel cells are new eco friendly technology that transforms the chemical energy from the fuel stored in cells into electricity. This new technology is supposedly efficient, because energy stuck in the fuel cells can now power the batter in upcoming iPhones and iPads. Reports say that a single charge can last for days or even weeks. Intelligent Energy has reported that they have signed a deal with an undisclosed major electronics company, which could be Apple Inc. Additionally, Apple filed a patent of its own pertaining to the research and development of fuel cell powered Macbook, smartphones, and tablets. Back in 2012, the launch of the iPhone 5 was a radical change from Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL)’s previous smartphones. The iPhone 5 was updated in multiple strategic ways, such as an A6 processor with customized CPU cores, an improved display, and much more. The new iPhone was a commercial success, but the squeeze of the margins took a significant toll on Apple’s bottom line. It seems that with this new technology developing under its wing, Apple is sure to reveal a revolutionary new iPhone 6, as well as future products that utilize the efficiency and innovation of fuel cell powered technology.