Apple firm has the ability to invest and experiment whatever it sees fit them. The cash-rich Apple iPhone 5 screen seems to be no exception in this case. As per the reports Apple has decided to invest in as many as 300 of its own glass cutting machines in a proposal to give their iPhone 5 a curved cover glass feature.

The main reason behind for the increase in interest by the firm is because of the high cost machines where the borders for manufacturers work to being quite small. Apple is not willing to make a heavy investment in an experiment show piece. As Apple rumored that it has pulled out its checkbook and bought the machines for them.

Getting into the feature of curved glass to the iPhone is relatively new as per the iPhone market is considered. The iPhone are experiencing large screens now days but by this feature the screen will be thought of being less. The investments in machinery increase the hopes of Apple to yields and improve the curved glass cover feature for iPhone 5. The firm was very successful in producing millions of units without fault.

Apple is the first smartphone to ship with curved glass but Samsung has been already done that with their Nexus S. It also isn't the first venture into curved glass for Apple devices, as the iPod Nano is in the stores with this feature.

President Barack Obama started his six-day European tour Monday in Ireland. Obama has planned to celebrate his own Irish roots and help to increase the nation struggling with the fallout from its financial collapse.

The U.S. President one day with his wife Michelle Obama is a trip to Moneygall the tiny village in County Offaly. It is the ancestral homeland of Obama’s great-great-great grandfather on his Kansas-born mother’s side.

Falmouth Kearney is a shoemaker who left from Moneygall to the United States in 1850 at the height of Ireland’s Great scarcity. Obama’s roots in the town were discovered during the trip in 2008 presidential campaign.

White House officers said that the president shares his relation with a lot of excitement and may even raise a pint at a local pub and connect with a few distant relatives there in Ireland. Obama's deputy Ben Rhode, national security adviser for strategic communications said that it is surely very lucky for the people who were rooted over there and get recognized by the President.

Barack Obama will start the things in Ireland with his speech if weather permits at College Green. This is the same spot in the center of Dublin where President Bill Clinton attracted a massive crowd for a speech during his 1995 trip to Ireland.

The U.S president Barack Obama being a music lover will be part of a larger rally that includes musical performances and appearances by popular Irish actors and athletes. Obama personal officers said the president’s speech would not be political rather he is more focused to build good relation between U.S. and Ireland.