Apple is introducing Vehicle Motion Cues, a feature that places animated dots on the edge of your iPhone or iPad. These dots move based on how the car is driving, giving you a visual representation of any turns or changes in speed.
The feature is simple but meant to help your brain process what your body feels while your eyes are locked onto the device, aiming to reduce motion sickness caused by the disparity between a still phone and a moving car.
Apple's Vehicle Motion Cues feature can be set to show automatically on iPhones or be manually turned on and off in the Control Center, potentially offering relief for those struggling with smartphone-induced motion sickness.
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