With iOS 18.2, Apple completes its AI starter kit
Suggested replies aren’t new in iOS 18.2, but they’re a piece of the Apple Intelligence feature set that’s falling into place with this week’s public release of 18.2. Those suggestions I got while planning lunch kind of sum up my whole experience with Apple’s AI up ’til now: occasionally helpful,
Apple TV+ lands new Brett Goldstein project
An insider claims Apple's work on rolling out Apple Intelligence features via iOS 18 will impact the iOS 19 release schedule.
The Apple CEO’s latest visit to London saw him give advice on business, talked about his personal story and how Apple ...
United Airlines becomes the first airline to offer travelers the ability to share Apple AirTag information with the carrier ...
A leak from China gives us a look at what seems to be the iPhone 17 Pro's big design change. It doesn't look good, but it ...
Though I still don’t know a lot about this headset, it is clearly meant to be a direct competitor to the Apple Vision Pro ...
Apple is introducing a new "Genmoji" feature that lets iPhone users create their own emojis using artificial intelligence.
Phone users subscribed to Boost Mobile in the US can now rely on RCS messaging after updating their devices to iOS 18.2.
Apple released a new macOS Yosemite update that accidentally lists the unreleased M4 MacBook Air models. The launch must be ...
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