Apple Intelligence, previously opt-in by default, enabled automatically in iOS 18.3
Apple Intelligence will only be enabled by default for hardware that supports it. For the iPhone, that's just the iPhone 15 Pro series, iPhone 16 series, and iPhone 16 Pro series. It goes further back on the iPad and Mac—Apple Intelligence works on any model with an M1 processor or newer.
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The iPhone camera will soon undergo radical changes, including a redesigned interface with a new look and feel borrowed from ...
A private social media account has claimed the soon-to-release operating system updates will be preinstalled on inbound ...
Apple provided developers and public beta testers with the release candidate version of iOS 18.3 today, and with it comes ...
Apple's iOS 18.3 Release Candidate (RC) is now available, marking the final step before the public rollout. This update ...
Expected to be released next week, iOS 18.3 fixes some annoying bugs iPhone users were experiencing after the iOS 18.2 update ...
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Starting next week, you’ll need to turn off Apple Intelligence if you don’t want itStill, Apple Intelligence is clearly labeled as “Beta” and it feels premature to make any beta features opt-out rather than ...
Apple has unveiled the iOS 18.3 Release Candidate (RC), the final developer version before the highly anticipated public ...
Apple's iOS 18.4 beta 1 could arrive next week, packed with upgraded Siri features and AI improvements—here's why everyone's buzzing about the potential launch.
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