Emergency dispatchers are receiving false distress calls from Apple devices equipped with technology meant to detect car crashes and alert 911 dispatchers."It is a more sensitive upgrade
to software on Apple devices, now several years old, that can detect when a user falls and then dial for help," per The New York Times. "But the latest innovation appears to send the device
into overdrive: It keeps mistaking skiers, and some other fitness enthusiasts, for car-wreck victims."Read the whole story at The New York Times »
