Category: ios
Apple welcomes back PC emulators on iOS – but are they here to stay?
Remember the days of MS-DOS? If you don’t, you can experience classic PC games from that era on your iPhone, thanks to new App Store rules that, once again, allow the distribution of emulators. Which means iDOS 3 – a PC emulator that allows you to run applications made for…
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Apple Intelligence makes first appearance in iOS 18.1 developers beta, teasing a generative AI future
Rumors of Apple Intelligence’s delays may have been greatly exaggerated. Apple’s own brand of generative AI, which is set to spread across iPhones, iPads, and Macs later this year, is arriving today – at least bits of it – in an early form developer betas for iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1…
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iOS 18 Public Beta feels like a breath of fresh air but I can’t help but miss Apple Intelligence
I’ve been running the iOS 18 developer beta for some time so the switch up to the iOS 18 Public beta, which arrived on Monday, was smooth and uneventful. Overall it’s a solid, stable upgrade that adds a lot more customization and numerous small touches that you may stumble upon…
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iOS 18 will help you recover lost photos and videos
iOS 18 is now in public beta, so if you’ve been waiting to jump on board, now might be the time, although you may still prefer to wait for the finished release. In any case, this latest version of the iOS 18 beta has some new features in it –…
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Apple won’t bring Apple Intelligence to EU ‘over regulatory uncertainties’ and data concerns
The European Union might be feeling a bit left out this September when Apple is expected to ship key Apple Intelligence and other updates in iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia. It’s not that Apple doesn’t want to bring its own brand of artificial intelligence to the European countries.…
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Here’s one awesome iOS 18 update that’s coming to all iPhones
For all the Apple Intelligence hype coming out of WWDC 2024, there was also the undeniable downer that only an iPhone sporting an A17 Pro chip or above would support it. It’s a true case of haves and have-nots. Still, regarding sheer utility, there is one promised iOS 18 change…
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