Last month Apple officially released its latest iOS 18 update that included substantial changes to several core applications and features. It was also reported that Apple will soon release Apple Intelligence features to its latest iPhone 16 series but the exact release date was unknown.

Well according to a recent report by Bloomberg, Apple is said to release iOS 18.1 update to the public on 28^th October. It is said that this update will include some of the first Apple Intelligence features.

Some of the features that the iPhone 16 series users and iPhone 15 Pro users will be able to try after installing the iOS 18.1 update are- Writing tools, New Siri UI, Notification summaries, Memory creation in Photos, Clean up in Photos, and Intelligent breakthrough with Notifications.

The other Apple Intelligence features like ChatPT support, Genmoji, and Image Playground are said to be rolled out with the iOS 18.2 update in December. The New Siri rollout is expected to arrive with iOS 18.3 or 18.4 in early 2025.

Check out the detailed Apple Intelligence features here on the given link.

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Just a few hours ago we shared with you that Apple has officially unveiled iOS 18 at the WWDC 2024 event which comes with various new features and optimizations. A new feature integrated in iOS 18 was Apple Intelligence. Apple Intelligence also arrives with iPadOS 18 and macOS Sequoia.

Well in this article we are going to share with you detailed information regarding what Apple Intelligence is all about, features, and a list of compatible devices.

What is Apple Intelligence?

This is a personal intelligence system integrated into iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia. It leverages generative models and personal context to deliver intelligent features and experiences across Apple devices. It offers personalized AI tools that help users with daily tasks while it processes data on the device to ensure user privacy and security.

Apple Intelligence Tools

Writing Tools

• Rewriting- Multiple versions available
• Proofreading and summarizing tools integrated into all apps
• Smart Reply suggestions and priority email surfacing in the Mail app

Image Creation

• Image Playground to create images in sketch, illustration, and animation styles
• Genmoji: Generative AI emoji based on profile pictures
• Clean-up tool for removing unwanted people and objects from photos
• Memories feature for creating video stories by typing descriptions, including song suggestions

Audio And Transcription

• Notes and Phone apps to allow record, transcribing and summarize audio
• Phone call recording will notify participants, summary provided after call ends

Siri Enhancements

• New look, remembers the context of the conversation, type questions to it
• Improved context creation and conversation understanding
• Siri can operate apps with on-screen awareness (coming over next year)
• ChatGPT integration will be available through Siri and systemwide writing tools
• Privacy Assurance- Requests and information not logged with options for ChatGPT premium features

Technical Aspects

• Private Cloud Compute: Sever-based models for complex queries without storing user data
• Independent verification: Privacy and security promise to be verifiable independently

The ChatGPT integration in Siri and Writing tools is expected to arrive later this year and not necessarily at initial iOS 18 launch. While Apple Intelligence is free to use and will initially be available in US English. It will be coming in Beta this fall.

List of Apple Intelligence Compatible Devices

• iPhone 15 Pro Max (A17 Pro)
• iPhone 15 Pro (A17 Pro)
• iPad Pro (M1 and later)
• iPad Air (M1 and later)
• MacBook Air (M1 and later)
• MacBook Pro (M1 and later)
• iMac (M1 and later)
• Mac and mini (M1 and later)
• Mac Studio (M1 Max and later)
• Mac Pro (M2 Ultra)

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