Bomb Claim: iPhone 13 will be able to make calls and connect to the Internet even in ...

Veteran Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo announced a very important feature that the iPhone 13 family will have. According to Kuo's claim, the iPhone 13 will offer the opportunity to make calls, send messages and connect to the Internet even in places where the network is not supported by satellites.

There has been a very important development regarding the iPhone 13 family, which is expected to be announced by the US-based technology giant Apple in September. Ming-Chi Kuo, an experienced Apple analyst, claimed that the iPhone 13 family will come with an unprecedented feature. Basing his claim on investor notes, Kuo says that iPhone 13 models will allow making calls, sending messages and even connecting to the internet even when the network is not working. So how will this be possible?

According to Ming-Chi Kuo's statement, the iPhone 13 family will come with a special version of Qualcomm X60 modems. This version will allow users to make calls, send messages and connect to the internet in places where there is no network, thanks to satellite communication technologies. So with the iPhone 13, the network problem will be history.

There are some unknowns about the seamless communication feature of the iPhone 13

Ming-Chi Kuo states that Apple has to work with some companies such as Globalstar, which works on some satellite communication technologies, for uninterrupted communication feature. However, there are some unknowns at this point. Because it is not yet clear how such a service will be provided worldwide through satellites called LEO in mid-earth orbit. In addition, Apple can also work with SpaceX, the developer of Starlink, for this feature, but Starlink is currently out of service in many countries and is still in the testing phase.

Apple will definitely mention this feature during the launch of the iPhone 13 family. The event, which is expected to be held in September, may be pregnant with great things in the smartphone world. However, one should not get excited about such a feature without an official statement...