OUR Apple introduced the line iphone 14 in September this year with new features. Among them is an emergency call system that allows users to call for help via a message sent via satellite where there is no cellular or internet signal. This Thursday (10), the company detailed the investment and structure it has put in place to deliver functionality to device owners. The service has a debut date in later this monthus United States as well as Canada🇧🇷

iPhone 14 Satellite Emergency System

According to AppleThe company has invested approx. US$450 million from the fund, most of which is intended for globalstar, an American satellite communications company with facilities in the US. Amount applied Apple Globalstar will provide the telecommunications company with the improvement of the network of satellites and stations, and also guarantees 300 users support the service🇧🇷

emergency system new iphone valid in L-band spectrum as well as Withspecifically for mobile devices in the ITU Radio Regulations. “When an iPhone user makes an emergency SOS request via satellite, the message is received by one of 24 Globalstar satellites in low Earth orbit moving at approximately 16,000 miles per hour.”describes Apple🇧🇷 After that, the satellite redirects the message to one of the key points located around the world, which then redirected to emergency services who can send help or to a center with specialized staff trained by the company itself. Apple🇧🇷

Ground stations of the system have new powerful antennas made especially for Apple for Cobham Sutcom, designed to receive a signal from satellites. These antennas are installed on all Globalstar stations and can also be used to transmit the user’s location via satellite via the app. find my from Apple.

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