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Apple is working to put the improvements found in the latest iPad Pro—the thinnest-ever device from Apple—into forthcoming iPhones.

Siri may do more than make the edges of your iPhone a glowy rainbow when iOS 18 drops this fall. Apple Intelligence features won’t be out until 2025 for anyone not testing them in beta this year, but reports suggest that Siri itself will still get natural language updates and other key features before the year is out.

The new thinner iPad Pro models will be followed up by more shrinking across Apple’s product line, with the iPhone 17 and MacBook Pro expected to get thinner next.

Also: Everything to know about Apple’s AI features coming to iPhones, Macs, and iPadsAfter trailing behind major players like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft, Apple unveiled a slew of AI features spread across the company’s most popular operating systems.

As expected, Apple unveiled its suite of AI features coming to iPhone, iPad, and Mac this year. Dubbed Apple Intelligence, Apple’s AI includes a personalized … The post There’s one popular AI feature that Apple should never bring to the iPhone appeared first on BGR.

Once your partner gains access to your iPhone, they can go into the Messages app and tap “Edit” in the top left corner. That brings up an option to “Show Recently Deleted” and a prompt to recover anything that’s been disposed of in the past 40 days.

The iPhone maker will roll out an impressive cloud security system for Apple Intelligence that has some wondering if it will actually keep users’ data secure.

The EU has determined that Apple isn’t playing fair. According to the Financial Times, those in the know say the iPhone giant is under fire for not allowing app developers to “steer” users to external offers without slapping them with fees. This fresh challenge is the first time a Big Tech company would be charged under the new DMA law.

The ‘death’ of the password has long been predicted. Apple’s new app to manage all of a user’s iPhone logins suggests that’s not happening.

The Magic Mouse. Uhhhhhhh. It was also an incredible moment. Ummmmm. People don’t think of that as much as they would the Macbook Air and the iPad and whatever else you’re going to name probably. Uhhhhhhh.

It’s tempting, but for most people, the iOS 18 developer beta isn’t ready to be your iPhone’s daily driver for some very sound reasons.

The electronics giant touted its Apple Intelligence, which the company coins as a personal intelligence system that puts powerful generative models at the core of iPhone, iPad, and Mac. According to Apple, Apple Intelligence understands personal context …

If you insist on testing the iOS 18 eye tracking feature, make sure you take advantage of iPhone backup. Now that we’ve gotten that out the way, allow me to show you how to use the iOS 18 eye tracking feature: Go to Settings. Tap on Accessibility. Tap on Eye Tracking. Toggle on “Eye Tracking,” ensuring the slider turns green.

The biggest news from Apple’s WWDC announcement was Apple Intelligence, the company’s take on generative AI. But it looks like the wait could be longer than expected.

No phone battery lasts forever, but a neat feature coming to the iPhone will add an extra layer of usability when your battery is dead.

Apple is also working on a better way to resize widgets in iOS 18. When you long-press, you’ll get a row of size options right there in the contextual menu, rather than having to pick “Edit Widget” and go through all the rigamarole of picking a size there.

During WWDC, Apple confirmed iOS 18 will bring RCS support to the iPhone. That’s a win for everyone, Android users included.