A reference to 'SiriRemote4' found in a beta of iOS 16 leads us to wonder what features might warrant using an iPhone with an AppleTV remote.
Buried deep inside the code for Apple’s latest mobile software — iOS 16 — is a reference to “SiriRemote4” and “WirelessRemoteFirmware.4,” according to MacRumors, which noted the discovery made by a contributor at AppleDB, an online database of Apple software and devices. Given that all previous Siri remotes have been accounted for through other references like “SiriRemote3,” the conclusion is that Apple is readying a fourth generation of this device.
AirTags are Apple’s coin-shaped trackers that can be attached to a wide variety of objects for the purposes of finding them if they become lost or stolen. Using an iPhone, you can get an approximate indication of an AirTag’s location, but once you’re physically closer to the tracker, ultra-wideband technology kicks in via Apple’s U1 chips to give you a very precise guide to finding your item. You can also trigger a sound in case the tag isn’t visible.
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