More controversies than iPhones — November 2022 in review
While you waited for your iPhone 14 Pro, Apple faced Foxconn delays, union woes, and just a little mockery from Samsung.
If you feel that Apple didn’t bring out anything new in November 2022, then you are probably one of the many whose iPhone 14 Pro hasn’t arrived yet. Or perhaps you’ve got one, yet for some strange reason don’t happen to have become stranded in a remote place away from cell reception.Apple’s biggest launch of the month, for users, was the rather amazing Emergency SOS via Satellite. Announced alongside the iPhone 14 range, the service was turned on for users in the US and Canada in November, with selected other countries to follow in December.
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