San Francisco: A recent report stated that the next iPhone 13 models will have satellite communication connectivity of the Orbit Orbit (LEO) to allow users to make calls and send messages in areas without cellular coverage.
However, now Mark Gurman in the “Ignition” bulletin stated that satellite communications will be included, but only for telephones “in selected markets”.
Specifically, Gurman says that we should expect the new method of communication to be used during emergencies and disasters, such as air accidents, reports Imore.
Some mobile analysts and recent communication experts denied speculation related to satellite communication connectivity for the iPhone 13 series.
The next personalized chip for iPhone 13, which is expected to be connected with satellites was not able to do so.
According to the PCMAG analyst Sascha Segan, the new Qualcomm chip, made in partnership with the Satellite GlobalStar company, does not mean that the next iPhone can communicate with satellites. The chip may take advantage of the satellite bands that were previously assigned to the satellite service.
In addition, the expert in cybersecurity, Robert Graham, noted that the iPhone 13 models will use the descending link satellite communication channel occupying the band of 2,4835 GHz at 2,4950 GHz, and would not admit the communication from the satellite phone that is approved For terrestrial use.
Previously, Apple Ming-Chi Kuo analyst said that the next alignment will have hardware that can be connected to the Leo satellites. This could allow iPhone 13 users from making calls and send messages without the need for a 4G or 5G cellular connection.