After all, Apple may include satellite communications support in " iPhone 13 ", a report claims that devices sold in certain markets will get this feature.
On August 29, a note given to investors by the well-known analyst Mingzhi Guo claimed that Apple is using a customized baseband chip to introduce satellite communications support in the "iPhone 13." Although other analysts quickly questioned these claims, a report on Sunday seemed to support the rumor.
According to Bloomberg News, Mark Gulman claimed that satellite communications will be included, but only for mobile phones in "specific markets". This feature is only suitable for emergency measures in specific markets, and only in the absence of any cellular mobile coverage.
Gullman insisted that this feature cannot make satellite calls anywhere without using cellular mobile access, because it will "cause resistance from the phone operators that Apple relies on."
Although it is not an instant-available service, Apple is obviously keen to implement more satellite communications in the future. It envisages "deploying its own satellite array to transmit data to the device." However, the plan "may take off in a few years.
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