Apple has developed a pad-like device that uploads and installs iOS updates inside the store prior to sale, eliminating the need for customers to do it later.
You might know it. It’s when you take your new iPhone from the box, set it up, and discover that the iOS software already requires an important update.
Related Writing in his most recent newsletter, Gurman said staff will be able to place boxes of iPhones on top of the device. “That system can then wirelessly turn on the iPhone, update its software and then power it back down — all without the phone’s packaging ever being opened.” According to the report, Apple will start sending the device to its stores before the end of this year.
Apple may have felt compelled to address the situation after launching its Rapid Security Response system earlier this year, which delivers important security updates at the earliest opportunity rather than rolling them out later as part of a bigger update.
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