Make your iPhone you should report on what the traffic when you go out

If you 're tired out just in time from home for the most important meeting of the week, get to work, go to school or just take a walk with friends and getting caught by a traffic jam , Apple has found the solution.

It is certainly not comfortable leaving home thinking you're going to arrive on time to your meeting and that a jam ruin your day , which also can not leave without even knowing that you know how long it will last.

Apple has added to its calendar a new alert , so you know that roads should not go if you want to be on time.

Set up your iPhone to alert you when traffic leave home

Apple has been busy filling iOS numerous proactive functions, however, one of the most prominent is in the Calendar application. If you set an alert Calendar for "Departure Time", your iPhone will be alert to traffic conditions between your current location and your next appointment.

As you can guess, this is only useful if there are a number of parameters in play .The main thing is that your Calendar events include a location. Then, secondly, you must use the calendar application that comes with your iPhone. Once you have all the materials for the recipe, just you need to create a new event, put the location of this and the "Notice" window, select "Departure Time".

Now you can stop worrying wherever you are , when the time to leave for your next event Calendar application will send you a notice with the current traffic situation arrives.Unfortunately, this only works with destinations that will be done by car, have not yet integrated the destinations on foot or by public transport.

This functionality has been introduced in iOS 9 , so many of us can enjoy it unless you use a third - party calendar application. Google has this functionality for some time, but itnever hurts to Apple users count with these features natively and can join the party notices.

Apple is doing a great job with the inclusion of new features that make life even easier for users, although these features seem very banal quickly become part of our daily lives.

Did you know this functionality? Have you made use of it? Tell us your experience in comments!