Technology giant Apple introduced many products at the Far Out event it held a few months ago. One of them was the Apple Watch Series 8. The series managed to win the appreciation of users with its features. Among these features, especially the ‘Collision Detection’ feature attracted a lot of attention. According to the news today, this feature of the series saved a person’s life.
Nolan Abell contacted Tim Cook to say thank you
Apple Watch Series 8, introduced by Apple at the Far Out event, was released with features that will save users’ lives. Especially its Collision Detection feature has been the focus of curiosity. Among other series, the Watch 8 has the feature to automatically trigger emergency services when it detects a car accident.
However, there were also doubts about whether the feature actually worked. With the news today, it turned out that the feature really saves lives. A man named Nolan Abell from Indianapolis said that at 3:00 am on October 15, his car lost control and crashed into a telephone pole.
Stating that he was fighting to survive in his car seat, Abell said he felt the haptic feedback of the Apple Watch and heard a voice asking if he was there. When he did not respond in time, he stated that the watch called for help. Nolan Abell said in particular, “Without this watch, who knows how long it would have taken for help to come to me.” Said.
Abell said she enthusiastically bought the Apple Watch 8 a week before it crashed. “I was at Best Buy and I was just like, ‘Hey, look, why am I not buying this?’ I said. I really had no reason for it. Something told me to take it.”
After his hospitalization, Abell stated that he contacted Apple for saving his life. “I emailed Tim Cook and Tim Cook emailed me. It was a short and sweet email. Tim said he’s very sorry that something like this happened to me. This is exactly why they developed the collision detection feature.”
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