Apple’s AirPods upgrade: new features such as head motion control sound and sleep pause are coming?

+ Subscribe According to the latest technology media report, Apple’s AirPods series headphones are about to usher in a series of innovative feature upgrades, which are expected to be

stunned at the upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference. It is reported that these new features will greatly enhance the user experience, including head motion control, automatic sleep mode pause, camera shutter remote control, advanced audio mixing mode and device connection optimization in educational scenarios. In terms of head motion control, Apple is planning to expand existing functions. Last year, some models of AirPods were able to answer or reject incoming calls by nodding or shaking their heads. Now, Apple is developing new technology to adjust the volume of “conversation perception” through head movements, and automatically restore the original noise reduction settings after adjustment. This improvement will make the operation more natural and smooth, reducing the reliance on the headphone handle. Considering that many users are used to wearing headphones to fall asleep, Apple has also developed a smart feature that automatically recognizes the user’s sleep state and automatically pauses playback. Although it is not clear whether this feature needs to be used with a wrist-worn device with sleep detection function, this thoughtful design will undoubtedly enhance the user’s sleep experience. In the field of photography, Apple also plans to add new camera control functions for AirPods. Users can simply tap the headphone handle to trigger the camera shutter of the iPhone or iPad, enabling remote shooting. This feature is particularly convenient when operating the device with one hand, providing a new shooting experience for photography enthusiasts. When it comes to audio mixing technology, Apple has been exploring innovation. Following the introduction of an audio mode that uses machine learning to separate background sounds from the human voice, Apple is working on applying similar technology to AirPods to develop microphone modes with “studio-grade” effects. This will make AirPods a strong competitor to portable microphones for content creators. Apple is also optimizing the experience of AirPods in educational settings. Especially in the case of multi-user sharing of iPads, Apple is reducing pairing steps and improving the convenience of device connection. This improvement will greatly improve the efficiency of device use in educational environments such as classrooms.