Apple’s senior vice president of services Eddy Cue has said consumers “may not need an iPhone 10 years from now” because of the rise in artificial intelligence (AI). The Cupertino-based tech ...

AI technology is advancing so rapidly that the iPhone could be outdated in the next decade, Apple services chief Eddy Cue said today when testifying in the Google vs. DoJ antitrust case (via ...

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That’s about to change. Gurman writes that Apple’s AI coach will analyze health stats pulled from the iPhone, Apple Watch, or even third-party devices, and then offer custom recommendations.

Because while the new iPhone offers some useful entry-level AI features, the really good stuff is months away. Last week, Apple announced that a major upgrade to its Apple Intelligence AI system ...

Apple joined the AI-powered feature bandwagon much later with its iPhones. That said, a high percentage of iPhone and Galaxy users may consider AI useless on their phones. SellCell, a used phone ...

Here's how this would work on the latest developer beta. Also: I bought an iPhone 16 for its AI features, but I haven't used them even once - here's why On an iPhone 15 Pro, Pro Max, or any ...

Now, you can run more intelligent reasoning AI models locally on your device, including mobile devices like Android and iPhone. We have already covered a detailed guide on how to run DeepSeek R1 ...

the iPhone 16e includes the souped-up computer chip needed to process an array of AI features that automatically summarize text, audio and create on-the-fly emojis while smartening up the device's ...

a more affordable entry into the iPhone ecosystem, launching at $599 on Feb. 28. Designed to bring Apple Intelligence — its generative AI suite — to a wider audience, the iPhone 16e offers a ...

Did we really need another AI assistant on the iPhone? Perhaps not, but a new one has arrived. Le Chat, developed by Mistral, is a French-based AI assistant that was previously only available online.