#ios-181

#ios-181

Apple has launched iOS 18.1 and macOS 15.1 with new generative AI features, but only select devices can access these innovations.

iOS 18.1 introduces Apple Intelligence but users report significant battery drain after installation.

Apple's on-device AI requires significant storage and is limited to select devices with iOS 18.1 and macOS.

The service will initially be available only in beta, with fluctuating storage needs over time.

Apple Intelligence launches on October 28, 2023, as part of iOS 18.1, introducing basic AI features while enhancing future updates with extensive capabilities.

Apple Intelligence launches October 28, featuring new tools for writing, audio recordings, and image editing for enhanced productivity and creativity.

Apple Intelligence features are expected to be released in iOS 18.1 in October through a developer beta.

Apple is expected to reveal software updates and hardware announcements, including Apple Intelligence, in an eventful week ahead.

Apple Intelligence launches on October 28, 2023, aiming to transform user experience through AI integration.

Apple's iOS 18.1 introduces AI features and significant security fixes for select iPhones, enhancing user creativity and experience.

Apple is expanding NFC usage on iPhones to allow third-party apps to handle contactless transactions.

iOS 18.1 has caused significant battery life issues for many users, leading to widespread complaints on social media.

Apple is opening NFC access for third-party developers for contactless payments in iOS 18.1, following compliance with EU regulations.