Are you ready to experience the future of iPhone AI? Apple Intelligence is coming soon, and while it’s not fully available to the public yet, you can get a taste of these exciting new features through the iOS 18.1 developer beta. Let’s dive into the Apple Intelligence features you can explore right now and how to activate them on your device.
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What is Apple Intelligence?
Apple Intelligence is a suite of AI-powered features designed to enhance your overall Apple experience. From writing tools to an improved Siri, these features aim to make your daily tasks more efficient and intuitive.
Getting Started with Apple Intelligence
Before we explore the features, here’s what you need to know:
- You’ll need an iPhone 15 Pro or iPhone 15 Pro Max.
- Install the iOS 18.1 developer beta (Remember to back up your iPhone first, as beta versions may have bugs).
Some Apple Intelligence Features to Try
Ready to try Apple’s new AI tools? Here are the Apple AI features that you can test right now using the iOS 18.1 developer beta.
Writing Tools
Imagine having a personal editor at your fingertips. With Writing Tools, you can:
- Rewrite and proofread text
- Summarize content
- Adjust the tone of your writing (professional, friendly, etc.)
These tools are available in any text field across Apple apps and third-party apps using Apple’s standard text controls. The writing tools will be available in all Apple products, including Mail on iOS and in the macOS.
AI-Powered Mail
Your inbox is about to get a lot more manageable with:
- Message summaries
- Smart reply suggestions
- On-device categorization (Primary, Transactions, Updates, Promotions)
Auto-summarized Notifications
Never miss important information again. This feature provides quick summaries of your texts and emails, giving you the gist at a glance.
Natural Language Search for Photos
Finding that one photo out of thousands just got easier. Use natural language to search your photo library, making organization a breeze.
Apple Intelligence-powered Siri
Siri just got a whole lot smarter. Honestly, it’s about time. The new version of Siri features:
- A redesigned interface with an elegant, glowing light around your screen
- Improved understanding of natural speech, even if you stumble over your words
- Ability to maintain context between requests
- Enhanced product knowledge
- Deep understanding of you, your calendar, your contacts, your relationships, etc. So, you can ask Siri things like, “When is my mom’s flight landing?”. Siri will cross-reference information from your emails with current flight schedules.
Try asking Siri about iPhone features you can’t name – it’ll likely figure out what you mean!
Call Recording
After 17 years, iPhone users can finally record calls natively. This long-awaited feature is now available in the iOS 18.1 developer beta.
How to Turn On Apple Intelligence
Ready to try these features? Here’s how to activate Apple Intelligence:
- Install the iOS 18.1 developer beta on your iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max.
- Go to Settings > Apple Intelligence & Siri.
- Select “Join the Apple Intelligence waitlist.”
- Wait a few hours (or less) for access to be granted.
The Future of iPhone AI
Apple Intelligence represents a significant leap forward in smartphone AI capabilities. While still in beta, these features promise to revolutionize how we interact with our devices, making daily tasks more intuitive and efficient.
As you explore these new features, remember that they’re still in development. Your feedback could help shape the future of Apple Intelligence, so don’t hesitate to report any issues or suggestions you might have.
Are you excited to try Apple Intelligence? Which feature are you most looking forward to? Share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!
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