iOS 18

squerble

squerble

squerble

Soldato
Joined
13 Apr 2009
Posts
6,191
Location
UK
I'm still not sold on AI, but the RCS support is a good thing, and I have found myself liking some of the visionOS shots so I'd be curious if, and how, that gets translated to the iPhone too.
 

Cromulent

Cromulent

Cromulent

Soldato
OP
Joined
1 Nov 2007
Posts
5,653
Location
England
I use my Mac Studio far more than my iPhone so I hope some of these changes come to macOS. I already pay for ChatGPT and Github Copilot so if I could cancel both of them and use an Apple versions that'll probably be much better for me.
 

visibleman

visibleman

visibleman

Soldato
Joined
3 Jun 2005
Posts
3,073
Location
The South
PaulM said:
Hope RCS messaging is done properly (…and that my SE 2020 supports iOS 18)
Click to expand...
Given the recent EU ruling around iMessage i wouldn't be surprised if Apple drag their feet, or even backtrack with some reasoning like 'security', on RCS as it was predominantly a knee jerk reaction to the DMA and they've been set against implementing it for a fair few years.
 
Last edited:

ChrisD.

ChrisD.

ChrisD.

Man of Honour
Joined
20 Sep 2006
Posts
34,136
Mesai said:
Apple feel so far behind in the AI/ML front - hopefully this year will show something more up-to-date.
Click to expand...
They have historically always been behind on a lot of new tech, as they like to test it thoroughly rather than release some half arsed beta version like *ahem* competitors.
 

Mesai

Mesai

Mesai

Associate
Joined
8 Oct 2020
Posts
2,350
ChrisD. said:
They have historically always been behind on a lot of new tech, as they like to test it thoroughly rather than release some half arsed beta version like *ahem* competitors.
Click to expand...
While that usually is the case, Siri, etc. has been garbage forever - even the basic version of Alexa is more reliable for simple voice command tasks. Apple have the hardware, they just need the software to catch-up.
 
Last edited:

visibleman

visibleman

visibleman

Soldato
Joined
3 Jun 2005
Posts
3,073
Location
The South
ChrisD. said:
They have historically always been behind on a lot of new tech, as they like to test it thoroughly rather than release some half arsed beta version like *ahem* competitors.
Click to expand...
The majority of the competitors are miles ahead with what AI/ML they offer, especially on their mobile platforms like with Google/Android, and you could argue perhaps Apple have prioritised other products/areas, like Silicon, but from the outside it looks they're a fair few years behind others, ie - Google demoed Call Assistant back in 2018.
It will certainly be interesting to see where Apple are currently with AI/ML though; maybe they will release something impressive come iOS 18 and other OS releases.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top Bottom