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A new patent granted to Apple reveals that a next-gen Apple Pencil could work with your iPhone, but also many other devices.

An advanced technology for the Apple Pencil has been spotted in a patent document that doesn't need a screen to function.

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The new patent suggests that Apple is thinking well beyond the iPad when it comes to the future of the Apple Pencil.