Well-known Apple analyst Mark Gurman has suggested that the Apple iPhone 14 series may feature satellite connectivity that allows users to connect to emergency satellite networks in remote areas, and Gurman believes the feature could reach the Apple Watch Series 8 or Apple Watch Series 9.
The feature was previously rumored to launch with the iPhone 13 series, and according to previous reports, the feature will allow users to share a short message with their contacts even when no cellular service is available.
Gurman previously predicted that 2022 will be the biggest year in Apple Watch history as the company may launch three new smartwatches – a regular model, an affordable SE model and a rugged model for athletes. It is also possible that Apple will stop offering the Apple Watch Series 3 model this year. It also suggests that the emergency feature will only work in areas without cellular coverage, and will likely also be available in select markets. You may be years away from taking off.
On the other hand, a report revealed that Apple is about to release a new selection to improve the camera, as Apple spokeswoman Jenny Orvanopoulos said, “The Studio Display firmware update is now available with today’s beta version of macOS Monterey 12.4. This beta update includes improvements to camera tuning in Studio Display, including improved noise reduction, contrast, and framing. “
Developers can install Monterey 12.4 beta now; Anyone else will be able to install it from Apple’s public beta program at a later date, The Verge reports.
Once you have the developer or public beta installed, you can refresh your screen by going to System Preferences and then Software Update. Once you install Studio Display Firmware Version 15.5 (Build 19F5062g), you should see the results of Apple’s modifications.
The American company, “Apple” has also begun to implement strict measures against applications within its store, which are no longer receiving updates from its developers, and in an email to developers, titled “App Improvement Notice,” Apple warns that it will delete applications from its store. , which has not been “updated for a long time”. It added that it gives developers only 30 days to update it, to ensure that it continues to remain on the App Store.
But this does not mean that the outdated applications will disappear from the devices of users who downloaded them earlier, according to The Verge.