Apple Intelligence is finally available on iOS, and with it a whole new range of features that aims to make the user experience better. Whether it is impressive, ground-breaking tools or simply small but important change in daily tasks, iOS is giving you an mix of innovation to peep inside. Apple Intelligence powers several of the significant new features, and you can see them below.
Apple Intelligence in iOS
1. Enhanced Writing Tools: Revolutionizing How We Write
One of the most impressive updates in iOS is the set of advanced writing tools. Available in apps like Notes, Mail, Safari, and even third-party apps with text fields, these tools allow users to proofread, reformat, and rewrite their content effortlessly.
Enhanced Writing Tools: Apple Intelligence in iOS
- Proofread: This feature checks for mistakes, punctuation errors, and awkwardly phrased sentences, making it a great last-minute tool before hitting send.
- Rewrite: If you're stuck rephrasing a sentence, the rewrite feature will present alternative versions to keep your writing flowing.
- Friendly/Professional Tone: With these options, users can modify the tone of a sentence to be more casual or more formal and diplomatic, depending on the context.
- Concise: Eliminates unnecessary words, helping make sentences shorter and more to the point.
- Summary & Key Points: These tools allow users to condense longer texts into single sentences or bullet points, ideal for summarizing complex ideas or extracting key takeaways from lengthy documents.
- List & Table Conversion: Turn your content into neatly formatted bullet lists or multi-column tables—a real lifesaver for reorganizing content quickly and effectively.
The writing tools even extend to summarizing notifications, distilling information from a flood of messages into a single line. This AI-driven feature is also impressive in its ability to convert long emails into digestible summaries, particularly for promotional messages.
2. Image Cleanup: Smart Photo Editing Made Simple
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| Image Cleanup: Apple Intelligence in iOS |
- Works best with backgrounds that can be easily replicated, such as removing dust from a black shirt or an object from a plain surface.
- More complex tasks, like removing a car from a busy street, may leave less-than-perfect results, but the tool still tries to fill in the gaps.
- A notable limitation: the tool pixelates faces if you try to erase them, which can be useful for anonymizing individuals in photos intended for social media.
3. Advanced Photo Search and Memory Creation
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Apple also allows for natural language prompts to create photo memory movies. Just tell it what you're looking for, and it will create a music video for you, set to your choice of background track.
4. AI-Powered Text Replies in Messages
If you are offline or busy and unable to reply manually, Apple Intelligence will serve up auto responses in the Quick Type bar. These AI replies, blasting away purple/ orange/ yellow colors are indeed shimmering /AQOk-jbMk likewise easy to identify. Yet for casual conversation, most its responses remain emotionless and stiff to convey a rather robotic or impersonal nature.
5. Call Recording and Transcription Features
In iOS, it is easier than ever to record phone calls and transcribe them. A record button also appears during a phone call, and a notification is served to both parties while the call was being recorded. The recording is automatically saved as a note — including both the audio and a text transcription (though it's rarely perfect).
6. Reduce Interruptions Focus Mode: A Smarter Way to Stay Focused
Optimized focus mode for reducing interruptions It uses Apple Intelligence to check out important notifications and filter out the non-essential ones. This means, for example, a useless ping from Snapchat gets you ignored and the alert itself is silenced but important messages still show up. It allows you to stay focused on what is important without having to making the adjustments manually.
App users will be able to override these AI settings so you can make sure the notifications that matter most to you always get through by setting rules from under Settings > Focus > Reduce Interruptions.
7. Siri Gets Smarter (Sort Of)
Though there are also some limitations, such as the fact that Siri can only answer questions involving Apple products with access to relevant Apple Support documentation. Siri is great at answering practical questions (e.g., what's my Wi-Fi password) but its knowledge base for more abstract queries or cutting-edge features may be behind. Although Apple said it has more Siri changes on the way in future iOS releases, likely related to a forthcoming revamping of Siri this spring.
Conclusion
Apple Intelligence, the first in a series of features on iOS that promise to bring more possibilities for users. These range from better writing to an unusually smart take on photo editing and note management by way of straightforward notifications; they only serve as the groundwork for Apple's more advanced features in later revision tiers. And as these tools are polished out, iOS is looking to provide a more unified and smarter user experience. Watch this space for more updates; and remember to upgrade your iPhone to iOS 13 (October 2019) for the optimal experience with Apple's Intelligence.