The iPhone saved life

The iPhone saved life

The iPhone saved life

The iPhone saved life

Most of the use of mobile phones is harmful for human brain and body, but this modern device also has a lot of advantages.

For example, in the past, a woman in Australia called 'Emily' from Appeal iPhone when her daughter-in-law's daughter-in-law had elaborated and it was difficult to save her life. The woman named Stacy Gillen, caught her iPhone and drove her room to save her child so that she could call the ambulance service on the phone. But when he started burning the room light, the phone fell down by Stacey.

The woman started pressing the baby's breast so that her respiries could be returned. During that time, she put a loud voice on the phone, dial the phone of the Emergency service and put them on the iPhone's speaker. (So ​​that the phone could be heard without interrupting and handling over) .Serry complied. I then talked to the emergency service and shouted ambulances. After that, ambulance reached there and rides it. The staff gave early medical assistance to the child .He was saved his precious life.

The iPhone saved life

Stacy Gelsen says she believes that daughter's life was saved because of her life. Lifestyle has long been ill due to breast infection and bronchitis. Now that girl is completely healthy. The doctors have told Glennon that he did not get a long term loss. The doctors have also said that when the child's breath was breaking, then one second was important for the life of a child. On this delicate occasion Sirma had a lot of daughter's work.

Remember that .Serry is a software that serves as "Personal Assistant" in Apple Phones. It listens to different orders and brings them out. Stacey Glenn says: "I am thankful to Apple people just I want to pay. The phone came to me earlier this year. I ran 'Sri' enough and thought it was a very useful and efficient feature of the iPhone. Now I keep it online at all times and will never stop it. "

Once he was preparing to slaughter the children, he talked to his husband on the phone loud speaker through 'Nasri' which is in the Navy. It is clear that the 'Sri' feature is in every iPhone model. Not available, but Miss Glenn has an iPhone SS. It's found in this. Stacey Glennon tells that her daughter's breath was over and the phone fell with her hand in a hurry. If it was not 'Sri', it would be a very difficult step to call ambulance by calling emergency in these delicate moments.