Apple's latest feature allows for satellite communication even without cellular service. This innovation was unveiled at Apple's WWDC and has sent the company's shares soaring. Kurt Knight, Apple's senior director of platform product marketing, demonstrated the feature, which enables sending texts and emergency messages off the grid. Users can share their location, request roadside assistance, and send messages via satellite, expanding on existing offerings like Emergency SOS. This technology, available on iPhone 14 or iPhone 15, offers two years of free service with options for continued use. The feature is user-friendly, with prompts on the lock screen guiding users through the satellite connection process. Whether checking in with loved ones or seeking help in emergencies, Apple's satellite communication feature provides a full gamut of communication possibilities for users.