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What iPhone models will have Apple Intelligence?

why apple intelligence will be only in iphone 15 pro and pro max

and is there will be an AI for older versions of iPhone like 14 or 13 models


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iPhone 14 Plus

Posted on Jun 11, 2024 9:54 AM

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Posted on Aug 1, 2024 8:43 PM

I really don’t see why my iPhone 14 Pro Max with 1 TB storage can’t run at least some parts of Apple intelligence like:

1- Mail auto categorization

2- The typing feature that helps rewrite paragraphs ( chat gpt app does it already on the 14 pro max )

3- Messages auto categorization

4- new Siri UI

5- smarter Siri (context understanding)


the rest I get it, wanna make it exclusive to the newer phones and all.


but this is unfair. And I’m actually thinking seriously to move away from Apple due to those below the belt moves.


i paid 750 omani rials for my phone in 2022,

you telling me i gotta pay this again now? Come on!


the phone has most of what iPhone 15 pro max has minus just 3 features.


i hope Apple will do something to bridge this disconnect with 14 pro and pro max users and older.

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Sep 22, 2024 3:57 PM in response to An94as

When you query ChatGPT all information is sent to and processed in the Cloud (somewhere); the processing power required to generate an answer is not dependent on either the Chipset, Neural Engine, Memory, or GPU core.


The Apple iPhone 16 phones use an A18 Chipset and (and iPhone 15 Pro A17 Pro) both Chipsets have the processing capability to run most Apple Intelligence queries “On-Device”. In instances where off device assistance is required you are informed prior to the query being released to the Cloud.


While earlier Chipsets theoretically can run Apple Intelligence the result(s) would be frustratingly slow.

Sep 29, 2024 7:28 AM in response to rileyigg

rileyigg wrote:

i agree, it’s ridiculous how we have phone 2 years old and we can’t get basic features, i get stuff like clean up takes a lot of processing so it’s fair, but is it hard to get a new ui?? or context clues 🙏 it’s really not difficult it’s just apple being greedy


An iPhone released in late 2022 would be a Phone 14, 14 Plus, 14 Pro, or 14 Max. All of those iPhones can run iOS 18.


For that matter, Apple is making iOS 18 available for the iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR – phones released in late 2018 that were running iOS 12 at that time.


You seem to be complaining because you're not in line to get some advanced features.

Sep 30, 2024 7:42 AM in response to rileyigg

rileyigg wrote:

i agree, it’s ridiculous how we have phone 2 years old and we can’t get basic features

Basic?


None of what Apple Intelligence does is basic.


You got all the basic features from the iOS 18 update already with the new UI elements.


Apple intelligence is pretty advanced and requires a lot of processing power. Hardly "basic". Offers no new UI, only new features within the existing UI that make use of it.

Oct 2, 2024 1:26 PM in response to KennySimoen

KennySimoen wrote:

Well, that’s stange.. ChatGPT runs perfectly on my 14 pro max. So this excuse is invalid.

Sure, ChatGPT runs fine on your phone. It's an interface to it. It's not on your phone, which is what Apple Intelligence will bring and why having 8GB of RAM is required to bring this to an iPhone. Your supposition demonstrates a lack of understanding on the difference.

Oct 8, 2024 8:21 AM in response to barbarossa915

barbarossa915 wrote:

Apple does not manufacture flagship devices because it exclusively sells the iPhone.

The iPhone is Apple's flagship device. And yes, it manufacturers it as well as sells it. The iPhone is Apple's most important device.The one that produces the most revenue out of its entire portfolio. More important and with more sales than their iPads and Macs. As such it is their flagship device.


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