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Apple Researching Methods for Facilitating Emergency Phone Calls
macrumors.com - 6/11/2009
Apple Researching Methods for Facilitating Emergency Phone Calls
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A patent application entitled Method and system for prolonging emergency calls, filed in December 2007 and disclosed today, reveals that Apple has been researching methods for facilitating emergency phone calls from the iPhone. The scope of Apple's ...

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Apple Researching Methods for Facilitating Emergency Phone Calls
Latest iPhone News : iPhoneTopic.com — ... 2009-06-11 09:59:00 view : 9 A patent application entitled Method and system for prolonging emergency calls, filed in December 2007 and disclosed today, reveals that Apple has been researching methods for facilitating emergency phone calls from the iPhone. The scope of Apple's ... Read more.. ...

Apple Patenting Ways to Facilitate Emergency Phone Calls
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