Apple has roped in Globalstar to support the satellite services on the new iPhone 14 series. It has reportedly set a $450 million (roughly Rs. 4,000 crores) fund for this feature, which will be free for iPhone 14 series owners for two years, in Canada and the US. The iPhone 14 lineup launched on Wednesday comprised four new handsets, including a new iPhone 14 Plus model.
Apple has partnered with Globalstar to support an emergency feature in the new iPhone 14 series that will allow users to send messages from locations that might not get cellular coverage. The Cupertino company has revealed that it will be allocating $450 million (roughly Rs. 4,000 crores) from its advanced manufacturing fund to support this new feature.
