Facing accusations of trivial upgrades, Apple is out to prove that smartphone innovation isn’t dead with a new artificial intelligence system for its latest iPhones. Its big sell is that it can rewrite your emails and messages, create zany emojis on the fly and turn Siri into a ChatGPT-style chatterbox.

October, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman claims. But Genmoji, Image Playground, and other highly anticipated features will see a staggered release.

Recently, Apple unveiled its latest phone, the iPhone 16. While it will provide users with a phone that is ready for artificial intelligence (AI) features, it may not be all that exciting. But looks can be deceiving, and early accounts are that the new iPhone is doing just fine. Here's why it could be a big growth catalyst for the business.

Apple's first Apple Intelligence services will arrive soon with iOS 18.1. Here's what tools and services you can expect — and when.

Apple announced its new iPhone 16 series smartphones last month. The devices have been on sale for a while now, but they come with one of their main selling points, AI. Apple Intelligence is coming this month,

AI-generated Notification Summaries feel like they were made for a wrist-based screen. And they'll be available to the Apple Watch as part of the iOS 18.1 update for watches paired with Apple Intelligence-compatible iPhones.