As for the Apple Intelligence features that won’t be arriving with iOS 18.1, Apple reportedly plans to launch Image Playground and Genmoji in future iOS updates. The former will allow users to create generative images in various iPhone apps like Messages or Notes, while the latter is essentially a custom emoji generator.

Developers or people enrolled in Apple's public beta program can install prerelease versions of iOS 18.1 right now and sign up to test Apple Intelligence. (The technology will also run on iPadOS 18.1 and MacOS Sequoia 15.1, but I'm using iOS 18.1 as shorthand to mean all three. As always, be smart about what you're getting into .)

There are two possible release dates for iOS 18.1. One might have been hinted by Apple, while the other comes from a trusted source.

In its press release for the iPad mini 7 today, Apple reiterated that additional Apple Intelligence features will be rolling out "over the

With many of us using our mobile devices as business tools, it can be helpful to have an audio record of meetings — com

Here's how to enable and use Apple Intelligence on iOS 18.1 or later running iPhone or iPad device the right way.

Apple Mail sees a lot of changes thanks to the Apple Intelligence update, with priority mail bumping timely messages to the top of your inbox and summary tools giving you the ability to read AI-generated summaries of messages and message threads.

All the advertising about the iPhone 16 and new iPad Mini focus on Apple Intelligence, but that's not arriving until iOS 18.1. How soon will it land?

When Apple revealed the iPad mini 7 this week, the company also announced that the iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1 and macOS 15.1 updates would arrive before the end of October. With those updates, we will finally get our hands on the first group of Apple Intelligence features.

Apple today released a new macOS Sequoia 15.1 public beta, allowing non-developers to test the software ahead of its October 28 launch. The