Apple Intelligence is here! iOS 18.1 is the free update that brings AI to iPhones
Apple’s AI is finally available for your iPhone, thanks to the free iOS 18.1 update that’s rolling out from today
iPhone & iPad
How to use Action mode on your iPhone
Ever had a video ruined by a shaky hand? Action mode can help fix that
These Apple Music widgets will improve your listening experience
Don’t just listen to your (Apple) music. Experience it like never before
What is Apple ProRes video on the Pro and Pro Max iPhone?
Shoot from the hip with Apple’s ‘visually lossless’ video recording format. Here’s how it works on your Pro or Pro Max iPhone
What is the Dynamic Island? Apple’s iPhone notch replacement explained
It turns out someone had already trademarked Expand-O-Lozenge. Here’s what you need to know about Apple’s Dynamic Island
Your iPhone and iPad can get a major upgrade today: iOS 18 & iPadOS 18 are now live
iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15 Sequoia and watchOS 11 have all now left beta and are available for download
Apple iOS 18: the key features coming to your iPhone
All you need to know about Apple’s incoming iPhone software update
Tile’s refreshed range puts safety first, adds SOS signals to every tracker
Life360 helps track your family as well as your keys
Why I’m excited about an anti-AI iPhone camera app that does less, not more
Halide’s Process Zero might seem like a regression but it’s all about giving choice to smartphone photographers
What are Apple Smart Write and Smart Reply? The AI writing features explained
Apple unveiled new AI-powered writing tools Smart Write and Smart Reply. Here’s what they’ll do when they launch later this year
What are Apple’s Math Notes? The number-solving iPhone and iPad feature explained
iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 come with a feature called Math Notes. It lets you scribble down number problems to solve them. But how does it work?
I can now play stacks of Nintendo games on my iPhone – but I want more
Proper emulators have been a long time coming to iPhone. But will Apple now let Delta and its ilk flourish, or throw up more walls that stymie retrogaming on its devices?
