Apple has submitted a patent for a touchscreen display casing for its AirPods wireless headphones. Users can interact with music applications, Apple TV+, navigation, and other services without smartphones. Voice commands from Siri will also be allowed, allowing users to move between apps.
In addition to managing music playing, the AirPods case can show messages from a linked smartphone, manage the camera, and display other apps such as Apple Weather and Maps. The device’s touch screen will enhance usefulness and simplicity, particularly for simple functions.
While the patent shows a possible new product, it is crucial to note that the presence of a patent does not ensure the ultimate release of a product. Apple has many pending patents, and whether the AirPods case with touch screen and Siri integration will ever be released is unclear.
Despite the discontinuation of the iPod, creating the AirPods case with a touch screen may represent a continuance of Apple’s history in the music sector. The AirPods case might be a supplementary iPhone accessory, allowing users to manage multimedia capabilities and other apps without taking their iPhone out of their pocket.
