Guess what? Apple’s at it again with their quest for perfection. This time, they’ve cooked up something special: a device that can wirelessly update iPhones even while they’re still snug in their boxes. And get this—it looks like a toaster oven!
According to reports from iGeneration, this new system, dubbed “Presto,” is a sleek silver device with multiple racks, each capable of holding six iPhones. So, you can imagine, it’s like a high-tech toaster oven for iPhones!
The best part? Presto can install the latest iOS software in just 15 to 30 minutes, cutting down the time it takes to update a new iPhone straight out of the box.
But why go through all this trouble? Well, sometimes iPhones sit in their boxes for months before being sold. And in that time, Apple might have released several important updates, including new features, bug fixes, and security patches.
Now, you might be wondering how this magic toaster oven works. Well, according to experts at Ars Technica, it’s likely that Apple will use the NFC chips in the phones to connect them to Wi-Fi and deliver the updates wirelessly.
We’ve been hearing whispers about Presto for a while now. Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman first reported on it last October, and now, it seems like Apple is gearing up for a big launch in its U.S. stores this April, with plans to roll out Presto systems across all stores by summer.
So, next time you get your hands on a brand-new iPhone, just remember—it might have been updated wirelessly by Apple’s magical toaster oven!
