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Now That Apple Intelligence Is Here, These Are the 4 Features You'll Actually Use Daily
After months of hype, the first sets of Apple Intelligence features are here -- but which ones are you actually going to use? I've been running the technology since it first appeared in the iOS betas, and these are the four features I find myself using on a day-to-day basis. You need an iPhone 15
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The 5 best Apple Intelligence features to try right now on your new iPhone, iPad, or Mac
Did you receive a new Apple product over the holidays? Lucky you! Have you seen ads for Apple Intelligence everywhere, and you're looking forward to trying Apple's AI features? We're here to help. Whether you received an A17 Pro iPad mini, an iPhone 16, or an M4 Mac mini this festive season, there
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Have Apple Intelligence FOMO? Don't. 3 Work-Arounds To Consider
CNET Voices is a group of industry creators, contributors and emerging thought leaders that have paired with CNET's award-winning editorial team to provide you with unique content from different perspectives. If you're like me and don't have Apple Intelligence yet because you own an older Apple
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A comprehensive look at Apple's new AI features, their functionality, and alternative options for users without compatible devices.

Apple has launched its much-anticipated AI suite, Apple Intelligence, bringing a range of new features to compatible devices. This technology, available on iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 16 series, and certain iPads and Macs running the latest operating systems, aims to enhance user experience through AI-powered tools
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.One of the most pervasive features is the ability to summarize notifications, emails, and web pages. This "too long; didn't read" functionality provides concise overviews of incoming information, helping users manage the constant flow of digital communication more efficiently
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.Apple Intelligence introduces a new visual interface for Siri, featuring a full-screen, color-at-the-edges animation. The AI assistant now offers improved interaction capabilities, including better handling of interrupted queries and follow-up questions. Notably, Siri can now integrate with ChatGPT for more comprehensive responses
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.The new "Clean Up" feature in the Photos app uses AI to remove unwanted elements from images. While not perfect, it offers a quick solution for basic photo touch-ups without requiring third-party applications
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.These creative tools allow users to generate custom emojis and images using AI. Genmoji can even create emojis based on people in the user's photo library, adding a personalized touch to digital communications
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Integrated across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS, Writing Tools offer advanced proofreading and text improvement capabilities, similar to popular services like Grammarly
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.For users without access to Apple Intelligence, several alternatives can provide similar functionalities:
AI Writing Assistants: Grammarly and ChatGPT offer comparable writing enhancement features, with Grammarly providing an iOS keyboard extension for seamless integration
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.Photo Organization and Search: Google Photos and Dropbox employ AI for image tagging and searching, mimicking some of Apple Intelligence's photo management capabilities
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.Notification Management: While not AI-powered, iOS's built-in Focus modes and notification settings can help streamline information flow
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.Apple Intelligence is still in its early stages, with more features expected to roll out in 2025. Future updates may include on-screen awareness and personal context for Siri, potentially revolutionizing how users interact with their Apple devices
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.As AI technology continues to evolve, the integration of these features into everyday devices marks a significant step in making artificial intelligence more accessible and useful for the average consumer. However, the requirement for newer hardware may leave some users seeking alternatives or considering upgrades to access these advanced capabilities.
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