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One of the special Apple QR codes in the Gobi app files contains a Starbuck QR code. 5s526i

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Apple's AR 'Gobi' App Will Scan Special Apple QR Codes, Find My App to Get New Sound Features: Report

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The special Apple QR codes scanned by the Gobi app lead to Apple product pages

Highlights
  • iOS 14 is said to bring a new AR app called 'Gobi'
  • Gobi app will reportedly scan special Apple QR codes
  • iOS 14 is said to be unveiled at 2020 WWDC
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Apple's next iPhone operating system, iOS 14, has been in the news for a long time. In March it was reported that the Cupertino-based company will bring a new AR app called 'Gobi' and the company will add new features to its existing Find My app with the next-gen software version. Now, a new report is suggesting the that 'Gobi' app will be able to scan Apple-branded QR codes along with traditional QR codes that will lead s to specific Apple product pages. It was added that the Find My app will get new sound cues to find lost Apple devices.

The development was highlighted by former TechCrunch reporter Josh Constine in a Starbucks QR code led to the Starbucks Card page. It is also rumoured that the Gobi app could use location data to let customers claim discounts at certain Starbucks stores.

The blog post also contains images of the Gobi app icon and Apple QR codes spotted in the Gopi app files. Some of these QR codes were first highlighted by a Twitter who goes by the name Unknownz21 (@URedditor) last week.

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Special Apple QR codes spotted in Gobi app files
Photo Credit: Constine-Substack

Constine in his blog also indicated that the Apple Find My app may get new sound and vibration cues to help s to find their apple device through sound notes.

"Audio files and haptic code that reveal how the Find My app will give you sound and vibration cues to locate your missing devices. You'll hear encouraging sounds when you face the right direction so the lost gadget is 'Ahead' of you, when you're 'Nearby', or come within 'Arms Reach', while discouraging tones hint that you're headed off course," Constine wrote.

To recall, the development of the rumoured Gobi app was first unveil iOS 14 at Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2020 in June that will be an online-only event.

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