- Published on September 12, 2024
- In Global Tech
Apple Intelligence will Soon Be Available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. But There’s a Catch
Apple Intelligence will launch in the US as a beta in October – with localised English coming to some markets in December – and in other languages in 2025
- By Tarunya S
Some may dismiss the iPhone 16 as just another upgrade, but the real game-changer in there is the A18 Pro chip. It significantly enhances the performance with its neural engine, AI features, all while maintaining strong privacy through federated learning.
Built on a 3nm process, the chip delivers exceptional efficiency and security.
While the biggest highlight from Apple’s Glowtime event was undoubtedly the new iPhone series, the Tim Cook-led company also announced a beta roll-out for Apple Intelligence, the company’s personal intelligence system that uses generative AI models.
https://twitter.com/tim_cook/status/1833150872735597003
It will start rolling out next month, with more features launching in the coming months, the company said in a news release.
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Tarunya S
As a passionate enthusiast of caffeine and journalism, I transform tech into words. I enjoy mountain hikes as much as binge-watching new Netflix series.
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