Apple Inc. announced through its official website early today that its smart features are set to undergo a significant update, with a notably expanded range of supported languages. The newly added languages include French, German, Italian, Portuguese (Brazilian), Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese, along with localized English versions for Singapore and India.

Apple plans to automatically enable its artificial intelligence (AI) feature, Apple Intelligence, for eligible users in the upcoming updates for iOS 18.3, iPadOS 18.3, and macOS 15.3. According to release notes discovered by 9to5Mac, both new users and those upgrading to the latest operating system will automatically experience the powerful capabilities of Apple Intelligence. Image source note: Image generated by AI.

Apple recently released the iOS 18.3 developer beta and has decided to temporarily disable the AI summary feature for news and entertainment app notifications. This feature, originally supported by Apple's smart technology, received considerable criticism from users during its use, particularly due to serious errors in summarizing content, such as misinterpretations of reports from the BBC. According to reports from MacRumors and 9to5Mac, Apple stated that it will re-enable this feature in future software updates and continue to improve it.

Apple today announced the official release of iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, and macOS Sequoia 15.2 to the public after over six weeks of testing. The iOS 18.2 version has garnered significant attention due to its new Apple Intelligence feature, which currently supports the iPhone 15 Pro series and iPhone 16 series.

In the field of generative AI, Apple's efforts seem to be primarily focused on mobile devices, especially the latest iOS 18 system. However, the new Apple M4 chip demonstrates powerful performance in the recently released Mac Mini and MacBook Pro, enabling effective local operation of the most powerful open-source large language models (LLMs) available today, such as Meta's Llama-3.1405B, Nvidia's Nemotron70B, and Qwen.

Apple recently announced that it will integrate OpenAI's ChatGPT into the upcoming iOS 18.2 version. This update is expected to be officially released in December, at which point users will be able to experience a smarter Siri and other features. According to the latest news, the beta version of iOS 18.2 has added an option to directly upgrade to ChatGPT Plus in the settings, providing users with an easy way to subscribe to OpenAI's paid service, which costs $20 per month.

Apple plans to release the iOS 18.2 system update in the first week of December, specifically during the week of December 2, aimed at allowing users to quickly experience more artificial intelligence features. According to Mark Gurman, this update will integrate ChatGPT technology into Apple's voice assistant, Siri, allowing users to access ChatGPT's text and image generation capabilities for free without needing to create an account. Siri will use the expertise of ChatGPT to answer questions and will seek user consent before making inquiries.

Apple Inc. announced that it will soon release updates for iOS 18.2, iPadOS 18.2, and macOS Sequoia 15.2 to the public in December. In this update, Apple's voice assistant Siri will integrate ChatGPT to provide users with a richer interaction experience. Users can directly access ChatGPT for free through Siri without needing to create an account. Before leveraging ChatGPT's expertise to answer questions, Siri will seek user consent.

Apple Inc. recently announced the official launch of its latest artificial intelligence service, Apple Intelligence, on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The first set of features is being rolled out to users with the software updates for iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1. Apple Intelligence leverages Apple's powerful chip technology to provide language and image comprehension, enabling cross-application operation and simplifying daily tasks, all while ensuring privacy protection.

Apple has announced that its Apple Intelligence technology will officially debut next week with the iOS 18.1 update. Renowned tech journalist Mark Gurman revealed that the release date for iOS 18.1 is set for October 28. In iOS 18.1, Apple Intelligence will introduce a suite of new features, including writing tools for text proofreading and rewriting, photo cleanup, notification summaries, and enhanced functionalities for Siri. These updates will provide iPhone users with a richer experience.

Apple recently announced a significant move to provide more users with the opportunity to test its latest software updates. This update will not only inject artificial intelligence into the virtual assistant Siri but will also enable multiple automation features on the upcoming iPhone 16 series, drawing widespread attention from the industry. Starting Thursday, Apple opened the free update of iOS 18.1 to registered testing users. It is noteworthy that currently, only two high-end iPhone models released last year are equipped with the powerful processors needed to run the new AI features.

Apple officially launched the highly anticipated iOS 18 system on September 18, with the version number 22A3354. This update covers 24 different iPhone devices, ranging from the iPhone SE 2nd generation to the latest models, providing all Apple users with a new operating experience. Notably, the newly released iPhone 16 and 16 Pro series come pre-installed with this system, offering a 'ready-to-use' quality experience for new device users. Although Apple's much-anticipated smart service, AppleInt, is not yet accessible.

Apple's upcoming iOS 18 features various AI functionalities, including SMS rewriting, email summarization, and object recognition in photos. Notably, the 'Image Playground' creates cartoon-style illustrations from text prompts, with Bailey, the dog of Apple SVP Craig Federighi, as the first AI-generated image subject. Other practical AI tools are also included, but they are currently limited to the beta version.....

iOS 18 will officially launch on September 16, introducing various personalization and functionality updates. Users can customize their home and lock screens, with new password management and satellite messaging features enhancing security and convenience. The new version includes a redesigned control center, enhanced text effects in messages, a revamped photo app, and optimized email management. Apple Intelligence and conversational Siri will be introduced in the public beta of iOS 18.1 in October. macOS Sequoia, watchOS 1.