Apple’s iPhone satellite calling feature has launched in Australia and New Zealand. 7NEWS
Apple’s iPhone satellite calling feature has launched in Australia and New Zealand on Monday.
The announcement was made by Apple on Monday morning. The new feature will be available across every model in the iPhone 14 lineup.According to Apple, the satellite calling feature is designed for users who are in areas without cellular coverage, such as when camping, hiking or travelling to remote areas. With the satellite calling feature, users can make emergency calls, send messages and even share their location with others, regardless of whether they are connected to a mobile network or not.
Minister for Communications, Michelle Rowland, said the Albanese government welcomed the launch of the safety capabilities of the iPhone.
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