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Aden – Yasmine Abdullah Al-Tohamy – The American company “Apple” is working on adding a new feature to its phones, which is expected to be revealed at its annual conference to be held on September 7.
The new feature would provide users with Internet service in remote places, and also in the absence of any telephone network from the place, which could constitute an important addition to these smart phones, and constitute an important breakthrough in the field of providing the Internet everywhere.
new partnership
And “Apple” began a new partnership to produce an unprecedented technology that would provide Internet services to users of its phones in remote areas, even in the absence of any signal to traditional mobile phone networks.
According to a report published by the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, the new feature will be available in the “iPhone 14” phones, that is, in the next generation of these phones, which is expected to be launched on the market for users within the next few days.
The newspaper said that “Apple” has secured a satellite Internet partner to send communications to users of the next version of the “iPhone”, which means that they will be able to use the phone in remote areas that did not have any signal or broadcast before, no matter where their presence from the world.
Exchange calls in remote areas
If Apple succeeds in this project and completes it, users of the next model of the iPhone can exchange calls and text messages in remote areas and anywhere in the world.
The “Daily Mail” said that this information is in line with rumors that the tech giant’s next smartphone includes hardware to support satellite communications.
Specialized analysts point out that the technology is already available for the “iPhone 13” that is currently in people’s hands, but that Apple lacked a service provider, which it recently found.
Apple has not officially announced the availability of this feature in its upcoming phones, but this information came through an expert specialized in Apple news, who was quoted by the Daily Mail newspaper.