There was a lot going on at Apple's September 7 event, where the iPhone 14 lineup, Apple Watch 8 and Ultra products, and AirPods Pro 2 were announced and showcased.
However, looking at the fine details of these new products is always an interesting pastime before they are available for purchase, as you may discover little details that may make you rethink the way you use your Apple device.
While this little new feature won't make any difference to your (*14*) iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max's daily use, it's still a great feature for those with vision problems so users can tell when it's booting up. the device.
Accessibility can take many forms, and it's something that has been present in some Apple products since 1984, like the Mac.
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iPhone 14 Pro will have startup and shutdown sound option https://t.co/ui0jPcHR9i pic.twitter.com/RHcuwQYuqASSeptember 8, 2022
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Find in Settings> Accessibility If you have an iPhone 14 Pro model on iOS 16, you'll be able to play a sound whenever you need to restart or turn on your iPhone.
It's reminiscent of the startup chime that has accompanied the Mac since its debut in 1984. While the chime has changed over the years, the startup chime remains an iconic part of the Mac (opens in a new tab ) and has now expanded its reach. to the iPhone, but this time it's primarily to benefit those with accessibility needs.
Granted, it's exclusive to the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max with the (*14*) A16 Bionic chip, but it's a start and something we can expect to see in more iPhone models in the years to come.