Driver thanks Tim Cook after crash detection saves his life
A driver in Indianapolis says he’s corresponded with Tim Cook after being rescued from the scene of a crash by emergency services because of his Apple Watch.
The new crash detection feature in the iPhone 14 and Apple Watch Series 8 has been triggered by at least one fatal accident, as well as occasionally through false positives that Apple is addressing. Now, though, a driver credits it with saving his life.According to ABC News, Nolan Abel’s car struck a telephone pole at 70 miles per hour on October 15, 2022.
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