With iPhone 14, Apple introduced Emergency SOS via Satellite, which lets users contact emergency services in places where there’s no…
Why does this feel like an ad
9to5 Mac is by virtue of the name very celebratory of Apple things.
Focus more on the tech saving people’s lives.
Because it is. Apple does this shit all time and it’s enfuriating. Especially considering Android offers exactly the same feature so there’s no “thanking” a brand when both major platforms do this. People just lap it up though.
Which Android phones have satellite access? I saw Qualcomm came out with hardware in the beginning of the year that can also sms over satellite but haven’t seen an Android phone with it yet.
Which android phone has the same feature?
As a 911 operator, I hate the SOS function and it has just gotten worse. Between this and the “car crash” detection, I spend 40% of my work day tracking down false alarms, often at the expense of using resources for actual emergencies. If I ever meet the person who decided to turn on the SOS function by default, I’m going to punch them squarely in the nose.
Why can’t I see the 21 comments that are suppose to be in here?
Are you using an app? I can see all 22 from my Lemmy.world account.
Nope, on my lemmy.world account via the web. Posting that comment spun forever until I refreshed the page, and then my post was the only one visible. And now my lemmy inbox wouldn’t load the first 5 times I tried. :(
I’m having the same problem…
Your reply I can see. Nothing else besides my own.
Yeah, now it says there’s 45 comments but I can only see 3
Don’t post positive content about Apple on a general technology community because it must be an ad then. The rule is only to post negative news if it’s in anyway related to Apple. Only then it’s factual.
I really was hoping that we won’t see these stupid ads here and they’re left on Reddit.
“emergency service personnels rescue people thanks to Radio” you will never see headlines like this
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When Android does the same thing but the article calls out Apple specifically. It was a thing constantly on Reddit, but why wouldn’t we expect it here too? Fanboys of Apple are happy to peddle their wares everywhere.
What Android phone does this yet? Qualcomm announced they’d be releasing chipsets in Q2 of this year that can do it, but what phones have it?
I’m interested in the arguments when usb c drops for iphones.
Anyone in the know here? How the heck does a non-sat phone contact a sattelite?
It’s a sat phone, just a somewhat limited one.
