Shanghai Leap Star Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. recently announced that its smart life assistant app 'Leap Inquiry' has implemented a one-click access feature for the smart visual search function 'Photo Inquiry' on the iPhone 16. Users can now easily set up and directly activate 'Photo Inquiry' using the 'Camera Control' button located at the bottom right side of the iPhone 16. This innovative attempt aims to provide a smoother user experience. Additionally, users of other Apple models can also quickly access this feature through the control center and lock screen shortcuts after upgrading to the latest iOS 18 version.

Xiaomi's upcoming Xiaomi 15 series smartphones will no longer offer an 8GB RAM version, instead, the base model's RAM configuration will start at 12GB, with a projected price increase. Xiaomi representative Wang Teng noted that future flagship models are likely to eliminate the 8GB RAM option due to the higher memory demands of on-device AI models. He suggested that as AI technology becomes more widespread in smartphones, users should opt for higher RAM versions whenever financial conditions permit. He also advised consumers to be aware of the pricing differences of RAM across different brands.

Recently, Google's AI note-taking application NotebookLM introduced a cool new feature that allows users to easily extract key information from YouTube videos without watching them from start to finish, helping everyone gain a deeper understanding of video content quickly. The process is quite simple: NotebookLM analyzes the transcribed text of the videos, including automatically generated text, to distill the key information. It's very easy to use; just add the YouTube link to Notebook.

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 has quietly introduced an intriguing new feature in the latest iPhone 16 series – the camera control key. This innovation is not only designed to simplify the user's photography experience but also reflects Apple's ambitious vision in the smart services arena. This brand-new camera control key is far from an ordinary button; it serves as a multifunctional operational hub. Users can quickly launch the camera by long-pressing, take instant shots with a light touch, and even swipe to adjust the shooting focal length. This diverse range of operation methods will undoubtedly enhance the photography experience, especially for photography enthusiasts.

After several quarters of growth in shipments, the global smartphone market has finally emerged from its slump. This September, major brands are holding grand launch events; Apple has unveiled the highly anticipated iPhone 16, while Huawei has introduced the Mate XT. Meanwhile, Honor has made an appearance at the IFA in Berlin, announcing its entry into the 'autonomous driving era' with the industry's first AI Agent intelligent entity.

At the recent Apple event, the company launched not only new iPhones, AirPods, and Apple Watch Series 10 but also introduced AI-driven visual intelligence for the first time. This innovative feature equips the iPhone camera with the ability to recognize and search for photographed subjects, such as objects or restaurant signs, providing relevant information through AI technology. Users can simply take a picture within the camera app to quickly obtain the needed data. Apple emphasized data privacy, ensuring that user data is stored securely in a private cloud.

The Apple event showcased exciting surprises from the iPhone 16 series, including the two new button designs of the iPhone 16 and 16 Plus, which support spatial video recording and are powered by the faster A18 processor, starting at $799 and $899 respectively. The iPhone 16 Pro series features larger displays, an upgraded A18 Pro chip, improved cameras, and the longest battery life, with prices starting from $999. The Apple Watch Series 10 updates include a thinner design and...

Today, early in the morning, Apple officially launched the iPhone 16 series at the highly anticipated autumn product launch event, while highlighting its latest artificial intelligence technology - Apple Intelligence. During the event, Apple announced a major upgrade for the domestic iPhone, and the Chinese version of Apple Intelligence is expected to be launched next year. This news marks Apple's further expansion in the field of artificial intelligence and its in-depth布局 in the Chinese market.

Apple showcased its artificial intelligence plans at WWDC for the first time, aiming to enhance the appeal of the iPhone 16 through closely interacting technology, potentially leading to another 'super cycle.' However, the slow rollout of new features and policy restrictions, especially concerning the EU and Chinese markets, have raised concerns about the sales performance of the iPhone 16. Currently, only some iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models support Apple's artificial intelligence, with support for more models pending the upcoming launch event.