A new, finicky Apple device feature is quick to dial 911 when it detects that its carrier has been involved in a car crash – or in an inconsequential tumble on the ski slopes, apparently.

In a much-trumpeted new feature, Apple's state-of-the-art iPhone 14 is meant to call 911 when your joyride ends in a car crash. What Apple probably didn’t anticipate, though, is the feature ...

Apple devices' crash and fall detection features are reportedly flooding 911 emergency service and dispatch centers in states across the U.S. In Red Lodge, Montana, the issue is impacting Carbon ...

Apple devices’ crash and fall detection features are reportedly flooding 911 emergency service and dispatch centers in states across the U.S. In Red Lodge, Montana, the issue is impacting Carbon ...

In theory, Apple's Crash Detection feature is a life-saving piece of technology. ... The smartwatch detected the sudden gestures as possible crashes, eventually dialing 911 to ask for help.

False 911 Calls Skyrocket During ... which can be an indicator that the person holding or wearing the device has been involved in a crash of some sort. When the Apple Watch or iPhone ...

Apple 911 Crash detection Emergency Responders False calls Paramedics Technology. CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — We all know our smartphones and smartwatches can help us through virtually any ...

Marion County Fire Rescue is crediting an iPhone for helping save a man’s life after his pickup truck crashed through a fence ...

Crash Detection is an exclusive feature of the iPhone 14 models, Apple Watch Series 8, Apple Watch SE 2, and Apple Watch Ultra. Apple says a “new dual-core accelerometer capable of detecting G ...

Fire officials said the driver’s Apple iPhone sensed they were in a crash and alerted 911.The Vernonia Fire District and paramedics responded to the incident but could not find the crash.

FENCE TOWNSHIP, Wisc. (WLUC) - An 18-year-old man’s life was saved last Thursday in Fence Township thanks to Apple’s crash detection software. On Thursday, Oct. 17, at 5:55 a.m., the Florence ...

Apple Watch detected that we were in a crash and auto called 911 and there was an officer on the scene with in minutes. We were able to leave in 30 minutes and got to our destination safe.