According to Mark Gurman, Apple will reportedly begin pre-installing the latest software for iPhone models before selling them through Apple retail stores. Typically, these models need to be updated after customers unbox them, as new software updates may not be available after the iPhone is packaged. Some customers who don’t understand these details may miss out on the best performance of their newly purchased phone because of older software. However, it is still unknown whether Apple will provide the same support to other partner retailers.
Gurman in his latest weekly communication It was mentioned that Apple is developing a new system that will help the company update all iPhone models to the latest software before selling them. This will reportedly be done with the packaging intact. Apple is said to be building a customized tablet-like device on which an iPhone case can be placed. It is said that the phone in the box will be updated to the latest available software.
Gurman said Apple is developing a system that can wirelessly turn on the iPhone in question, update its software, and then power it off, all within the package. Gurman said Apple is trying to roll out the technology to official retail stores by the end of the year. It’s unclear whether the Cupertino-based tech giant will expand the feature to other partner retail stores.
Sometimes, customers are unaware that software updates are available for their phones and therefore often miss out on the best performance the latest software can achieve. This new technology can help these people get the best user experience. For all current iPhone users, you can check if you have the latest software update by: settings > General > Software updates and follow the step-by-step instructions on the screen.
Apple recently launched the iPhone 15 series, which includes the basic iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. The base model is priced starting at Rs. 79,990.
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