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Take Back Your iPhone Storage by Turning Off Apple Intelligence
Apple's beta AI tech is now activated automatically in iOS 18.3. Here's how to disable specific features or the whole thing.
Apple Intelligence will support more languages from April
Apple's AI suite, Apple Intelligence, will soon be available in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, and simplified Chinese,
Three months with Apple Intelligence
Apple Intelligence’s first set of features included tools we’re pretty familiar with, like glowing gradients to indicate the presence of AI, the ability to change the tone of an email, and a photo clean-up tool that lets AI eliminate distractions.
Apple Intelligence Is Now on by Default, but You Can Turn It Off
To opt out of Apple Intelligence and go back to the standard, AI-less experience, navigate to Settings > Apple Intelligence & Siri and flip off the Apple Intelligence toggle at the top of the page.
Is Apple Intelligence 2.0 on track?
Apple’s decision to revamp its Apple Intelligence team is a sign of how important the company sees the technology, and how serious it is about getting it right.
The lack of Apple Intelligence in some regions is impacting iPhone sales
Apple's latest iPhones are flying off the shelves in some markets, and not in others. Apple CEO Tim Cook says this all comes down to where Apple Intelligence is available, and where it isn't.
Apple releases iOS 18.3 with AI-powered Apple Intelligence on by default
Apple has kicked off iOS 18.3, iPadOS 18.3, and MacOS 15.3 with one significant change affecting AI. Since its debut, Apple Intelligence has required the extra step of actually turning it on or opting in. But with the new versions, Apple's AI feature is enabled by default for eliglble devices.
Is Apple Intelligence getting the job done?
Investors were hoping that Apple Intelligence would drive a wave of iPhone upgrades. How's that playing out? This will be the first full quarter of results from Apple since the company's iPhone 16 launch.
Apple Says It's Seeing More iPhone Upgrades Than Ever With Apple Intelligence Rollout
Key Takeaways More iPhones were upgraded during Apple’s fiscal first quarter than any previous period, CEO Tim Cook said on the company's earnings call Thursday. The milestone comes as Apple expands the availability of its AI features,
Apple Intelligence spurs iPhone 16 sales
While last quarter's overall iPhone sales came in below expectations, Apple CEO Tim Cook said Thursday that iPhone 16 sales are outperforming the prior year in countries where its Apple Intelligence features have launched.
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Apple iPhone Sales Shrink Slightly as Investors Await AI Payoff
The company has heavily advertised AI features since the latest iPhones were released in September.
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Experts say the surprising success of DeepSeek is a ‘validation of Apple Intelligence’
Apple is well-positioned with its AI strategy as DeepSeek rocks the tech world, analysts and tech leaders told Fortune.
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DeepSeek’s AI breakthrough may actually benefit Apple Intelligence
The AI tech DeepSeek used to train its reasoning model might be just what Apple needs for major Apple Intelligence ...
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Apple’s AI Moment Is Still a Ways Off
The company’s stock is getting a boost from the DeepSeek news, but AI isn’t driving a rush to upgrade iPhones yet.
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Apple rises as sales forecast sparks iPhone revival optimism
Apple shares rose more than 3% in premarket trading on Friday after the company forecast relatively strong sales growth, ...
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New AI features didn’t sell more iPhones, Apple reports
Sales dipped during the holidays, signaling a sluggish start to the trendsetting company push to catch up on artificial ...
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Apple Seeing iPhone Strength in Markets With AI
Apple Intelligence isn't available everywhere, but iPhone demand is stronger where the software is live, says CEO Tim Cook.
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