One of the more bizarre Apple patents we've seen in quite some time details a method by which a user would be able to control functions on an Apple Watch or iPhone merely by blowing on it. In a patent that was fittingly published on April 1, Apple engineers detail how a device outfitted with special sensors would be able to detect when someone blows air on a device and, in turn, trigger certain actions.
As to how this type of functionality would play out in practical terms, Apple outlines that using a wearable device like a smartwatch requires two hands: one hand that holds or wears the device and a second hand "to physically interact with the device for providing user input commands for controlling the functionality of the electronic device."
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Apple’s newest invention for controlling your iPhone is like nothing you’ve ever seen originally appeared on BGR.com on Tue, 20 Apr 2021 at 09:10:32 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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