05.09.2023
Time and time again, Apple Watch’s fall detection feature has been proven to be a versatile and lifesaving feature. Now, a man in Minnesota is crediting his Apple Watch with
Time and time again, Apple Watch’s fall detection feature has been proven to be a versatile and lifesaving feature. Now, a man in Minnesota is crediting his Apple Watch with seeking help on his behalf after he was hit by a car in his own neighborhood.
The post Apple Watch fall detection kicks in after Minnesota man is hit by a car; Tim Cook sends well wishes appeared first on 9to5Mac.
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