Apple has developed a pad-like device that uploads and installs iOS updates inside the store prior to sale, eliminating the need for customers to do it later.
Apple has tackled a minor annoyance that can sometimes impact iPhone customers.
You might know it. It’s when you take your new iPhone from the box, set it up, and discover that the iOS software already requires an important update.
To ensure iPhone customers receive their new handset with the latest updates already installed, Apple has developed a pad-like device that uploads and installs the updates inside the store prior to sale, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman.
Writing in his most recent newsletter, Gurman said staff will be able to place boxes of iPhones on top of the device.
