Your iPhone will NEVER be the same...

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Apple Intelligence is Apple's take on AI, coming to your iPhone soon. Or is it? Here's my thoughts on all things Apple Intelligence.
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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:43 - What are we getting?
1:56 - New Siri
8:03 - Other features
8:51 - Implementation
12:27 - Availability
17:19 - Conclusion

[@ProperHonestTech]

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[@Whatmobiledeal]

Have you ever worked for Apple?

[@AndrewYouTubeUK]

That link looks interesting. I usually skip past adverts but didn’t with yours.

[@ProperHonestTech]

@@Whatmobiledeal Nope. Worked for a tech reseller many years ago, and more recently a domain name and cyber security company, but I’ve been working for myself for the best part of 5 years now.

[@DirectorWD40]

I just want Siri to work the basics without telling me to go open Safari for a simple answer. Not asking for much

[@carlosfelix4057]

Thank you for censoring the “S” word and not having all my devices trigger every time it is said.

[@MrsKateT]

Ditto that! drives me nuts usually 🤣🤣

[@JonBushell]

Yes when I ask Siri in the bedroom to turn off lights, she often plays Fleetwood Mac on the home pods down stairs. But sometimes she gets it right.

[@DashDonivan]

I probably shouldn't have laughed as much as I did for this comment but what you said is beyond accurate.

[@fabrislemos]

It's because Siri being useful was just a bunch of Rumors

[@laratheplanespotter]

Going her own way

[@renatoandwill]

I follow 3 tech channels. This is 1. Vids are consistently top tier.

[@jornstobbe6735]

Care to share your other two… always on the lookout. I’ve learned so many useful tips from this one that I’m never left with a guilty feeling like I’ve been swindled out of my time. Cheers.

[@RACAPE]

@@jornstobbe6735From MY POINT OF VIEW, MacVince is another great channel when it comes to Apple.

[@tylermcginniskin3199]

@@jornstobbe6735 MKBHD will be one of the others

[@Yunriyu]

@@jornstobbe6735 Me too, this channel is usually on my fyp on youtube and of course the title is catchy but after the video ends, its just things i already know.

[@AaAa-je5eo]

@@tylermcginniskin3199 Guaranteed 😁

[@uniquesoul73]

Apple is always accused of not jumping on the bandwagon of what’s hot and new. What many don’t realize is that small significant changes over time make the most impact.

[@brotherurth1625]

You’re the first person to breakdown the whole thing in a way I understood. Thank you

[@fenham]

While I am very interested in AI or the Apple equivalent, I will not be rushing out to purchase horrendously expensive Apple devices just to run the version of AI later this year. As a consumer I’ve never wasted my money upgrading unnecessarily. I’ve only ever upgraded devices as and when I needed to rather than when the colour changed. I’m also 70 so where is the incentive for me to go and buy more up-to-date devices? I have an iPhone 13 pro max and an iPad 12 pro be more than adequately cover my needs and unless they stop working I will not likely upgrade because iOS 18 is due towards the end of this year. I’m quite dependent on both devices given poor eyesight but I still feel that my current devices provide the assistance I require without the need to upgrade. Appreciate all the videos you provide.

[@terryough6330]

The best exposition of this I have seen/read - thanks. The others seem just breathless edits of the Apple presentation. Quick isn't always best!

[@ProperHonestTech]

Thanks, kind of you to say so!

[@bobtaylor5584]

Thank you for your usual level-headed views on Apple’s foray into AI. I hope senior executives at Apple are listening to you and monitoring your particularly relevant remarks. On a side note, you are one of the best public speakers I have ever heard. Your delivery is flawless without any pauses or injected uhs or other distractions. Your script stays precisely focused on the topic at hand. Hopefully other KZbin creators are watching your channel in an attempt to polish their content. Bravo!

[@danielmaclellan2117]

I love your voice and cadence. Learning a lot from you and enjoying it. Thank you so much

[@druszler46]

Thank you for your easy-to-understand intelligent discussion of Apple Intelligence!!!

[@YTleekelly]

Just realised as soon as I click on your videos I press the ‘Like’ button. Just a habit at this stage 😅

[@ProperHonestTech]

My favourite kind of viewer! 🤣

[@nathan6899]

Me too

[@neellss]

I click a like button basically everyone as they all worked hard to make the video, good or bad but the bottom line is that its sign for me that I have watched this video before.

[@MaiElizabeth]

I always click like to everyone video I watched so as to mark as 'watched'

[@lloydbligh5601]

@@MaiElizabeth You should be able to just ask Siri if you have seen it before.

[@issaassiali]

Just wanted to say I'm a huge fan of your channel! Your videos, especially the iPhone and Mac ones, are always informative and engaging. I recently went on a browsing spree for your content, and noticed the iPhone and Mac playlists haven't been updated with the latest videos. I figured I'd mention it because having them all in one place would be a super convenient way for viewers like me to find everything related to iPhones and Macs. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@ProperHonestTech]

Yep, been on my 'to do' list for ages now! I'll try and get on it ASAP as you're right, it would be helpful.

[@nizammohammed8416]

Hi Proper Honest Tech, Started receiving your weekly emails in December ’23. I am an Apple guy. Watch series 9; iPad Pro 6th generation: iPhone 15 pro max. I am anything but tech savvy. You have enhanced my tech knowledge, understanding and interest in ways I did not think possible. Your manner, personality and delivery make you a communicator par excellence. Thanks for the effort you put into teaching. Nizam

[@ProperHonestTech]

Hi Nizam - that's amazing to hear, and that's exactly why I make the content that I make! Thank you!

[@philcrawford325]

Why is the first 'i' of 'Siri' partly muted? Is that to prevent Siri on our devices from jumping into action?

[@ProperHonestTech]

Exactly that!

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

@@ProperHonestTech you should mention it in your show notes/description. At first, I thought you misspoke, but after the third time it clicked and I realised why

[@RebelRanger2009]

I was wondering why Siri was pronounced improperly. You nailed the coffin on the head. I wish Siri actually did learn one’s voice.

[@QnjtGWonQNqVsbYyzjx4]

@@RebelRanger2009it probably do since iOS 17, but I think other people should be able to activate it for device like HomePod

[@MrRAWKUS]

Exactly that 👍

[@jonboy2804]

Absolutely love your videos. So well delivered and thought out. I couldn’t wait to see what Apple were going to deliver and to be honest loving the whole “on device” setup. Will install ASAP.

[@susanwoodcarver]

I always enjoy your videos and learn something excellent from them. Thank you so much.

[@FamilyMorcChannel]

Recently purchased a 15, disappointed to see its not compatible with the new AI Features. Usual Apple Marketing to get you you to buy a new phone.

[@stephenmarks4927]

Very well done and thought out presentation,

[@masanopaul8029]

proper honest tech for sure, i really enjoy your reviews keep up the good work

[@jean-marcducommun8185]

Excellent contribution on Apples latest AI initiative and best what I‘ve seen so far. The number of followers speak for itself and you fully deserve it. Great job! Thank you.

[@nivlocas1635]

Great video content as always - very polished (AI assisted regardless 🙂). I always set aside time for your weekly newsletter (generous copy relished over coffee 🤓). Keep doing what you’re doing.

[@rifatuls]

This crazy summarized and to the point video is actually "Proper Honest Tech"! No BS, No Sugar.

[@davidsmith8475]

Thanks for your video-always interesting and well thought out.

[@lynnbartlett4185]

Thank you for making this easier to understand

[@wdashwor]

Excellent explanation! I have a much clearer understanding now of what Apple is doing with this.

[@richrico9783]

Great job as always. 100% withya man.

[@cnyphotovideo]

I definitely like the idea of improvements with Siri and other features. But let’s face it, in terms of privacy all that any of us really “know“ is what the people at Apple tell us. They talk a good game, but they have also pulled some shenanigans over the years. We shall see.

[@citizen3000]

Except for the part where they repeatedly asked for researchers to come and check their work.

[@Sashazur]

Yeah, the way I see it, they are better than Microsoft and Google and Meta etc., but every day that goes by, the bar for that gets lower.

[@gillisjack]

Thank you for another informative and easy to understand video. I AM interested in Apple Intelligence and will look forward to exploring it on my iMac. I will need to upgrade my iPhone later if I want to use it there. However, I am now retired and don't need some of the features as much as guys like you who run a (great!) business. Cheers - looking forward to your next video.

[@vernearase3044]

I don't think the _gate_ for Apple Intelligence is the strength of the NPU - rather I think the critical criteria is RAM - at least 8 GB. The iPhone 14 Pro's NPU is capable of 15.8 TOPS, whereas the M1's NPU is capable of 11 TOPS. The reason the M1 supports Apple Intelligence and the iPhone 14 Pro does not is that the M1 comes with at least 8 GB RAM, whereas the iPhone 14 Pro only comes with 6 GB. I think all flavors of the iPhone 16 will come with the A18 Bionic SoC, and the A17 will be retired. This is because the A17 is built on TSMC's N3B node which Apple is desperate to retire in favor of the N3E node. N3B was a stopgap 3nm design custom created for Apple by TSMC when N3E wouldn't be available in time. This means that Apple will be retiring all members of the M3 family SoC since they are all built on N3B also. N3E is easier to manufacture and is cheaper and produces better yields. It is compatible with TSMC's future 3nm designs like N3P. Betcha Apple is probably kicking themselves in the pants for being so cheap with RAM - just by providing a few bucks more of RAM in the A16 would've put the 14 Pro in the *compatible* camp.

[@citizen3000]

Good point, they could have reached millions and millions of iPhone 14 owners possibly. But they’re on those profit margins like a hawk, so…

[@vernearase3044]

@@citizen3000 Yeah, they start design and prototyping a couple of years before release, and design the hardware to accommodate the software the phone will run at release. Unfortunately they don't have a crystal ball so they don't know what the OS two years after release will require. Still, it would be nice if Apple would add a bit of slop to accommodate features that future OSes will require; iPhone RAM sizes are quite minimal when compared with their Android counterparts.

[@xJI00]

I don’t think they would care one little bit. Forced obsolescence is a huge money making opportunity, which really is an Apple thing. I’m pretty miffed I am forced to upgrade to get a Siri that meets the expectation of what we should have had already. Everyone who doesn’t upgrade still has to live with the garbage that is Siri.

[@MarsorryIckuatuna]

Really interesting. Looking forward to see how this plays out. Only time will tell and September / October is just around the corner :).

[@Sashazur]

Apple isn’t kicking themselves, they are laughing on the way to the bank! They know that this way, more people will have to upgrade early if they want to get Apple Intelligence (which honestly I can’t tell yet if it’s really as big a deal as everyone is making it out to be).

[@aaronbhatia]

Great video as always, and I truly appreciate you partially muting "Siri" for us LOL!

[@techtipsuk]

We’re a long way from the flight number example working every time I think. I bet so many things will get in the way of that working correctly.

[@shelberz1]

Thank you

[@jackiecochran4836]

You asked about iPhone upgrade plans - I bought an iPhone 15 10 days before the announcement. I returned it and got a 15 Pro, not knowing if Apple Intelligence would even matter to me but also not wanting to own a 4 month old, obsolete phone if it did. Listening to your video confirms that I made the right decision.

[@jotote1979]

Planning to upgrade as well (iPhone 13 mini currently), but news arrived Europe might be waiting a long time for Apple Intelligence because of European AI-rules. Not sure now how soon to upgrade.

[@brianbge]

Thanks

[@ProperHonestTech]

Thank you very much!

[@mic9657]

I'd just love to be able to summon a "specific Siri" when I have half a dozen apple devices at home, and my homepod answers ... it's the dumbest Siri out there

[@johnstjohn4705]

That was the best explanation of Apple Intelligence I've seen. Apple is always the last... and always the best. Looking forward to it.

[@susanharkema2888]

I was JUST thinking on my run this morning how I wish that I could ask Siri how many of my miles I ran vs. walked today and also if there was a way for my nutrition app to know what I buy from my online grocer and my target macros and create a suggested menu for my meals this week. Can't wait!!

[@RuudP]

Honestly, I’m a bit pissed off that the improved Siri is only for the privileged with the latest and greatest iPhones, leaving billions of users stuck with the crap of the current siri

[@ProperHonestTech]

Understandable. It's going to be interesting to see how the public views this, once the rollout begins.

[@lamborghani777]

Awesome sir 👍 👍

[@lukerolleston4852]

Love the deeper level of context given here. I'm even more excited for Apple intelligence now. I'm hoping the watch series 9 will be compatible with AI because I only just ordered 1

[@billp1333]

With the redesigned 10 (X?) coming out in September?

[@AndrewYouTubeUK]

Excellent video. I recently switched from Android to iOS as my main phone (better integrated personalisation- I use focus modes, scrolling widgets, shortcuts, the action button and Dynamic Island a lot- helped by your videos. Thank you for all of your videos. I’ve not come across anyone as clear, informative and helpful. And it’s great- your videos are unbiased and I appreciate that (I still use Android as well. Some people get into tribal camps and look at the world through that dualistic lens of them and us without having explored options and possibilities, or recognising that different people have different tastes, requirements and constraints). As an aside I use Siri a lot, and really like it. It recognises my voice better than on my Android phones and has better responses. However, I prefer Google voice for long periods of dictation (though prefer Apple’s implementation for mixed voice and keyboard input).

[@mikebedford4362]

Great video, thanks Tom. I’m in Australia so do you know if we will get Apple intelligence at launch or if we will have to wait?

[@pbrokenarrow]

Thank you for the thorough explanation. It sounds interesting but the upgrade option is just way too much. I’ll be waiting a few years

[@MarceldeJong]

“Your iPhone will never be the same again… if you only speak (US) English” any other language: sorry, you’ll get old Siri (or not even that) 16:49 I wouldn’t hold my breath though.

[@driver288]

I actually contemplate buying an iPhone 15 pro when the 16/Pro is released to save a few bucks. iPhones like iPads are now overpowered for most tasks so that shouldn’t be a problem.

[@osullid100]

I bought an iPhone 15 last September so unlikely to upgrade to a 16 this year just for the AI features

[@mindracing]

Well done. Well explained. Certainly clearer than !

[@tristankhan2114]

Liked your in-depth analysis and explanation. I noticed that most of your videos are about apple products. You should also make videos about tech stuff other than apple.

[@roadtoad3484]

I am looking forward to figuring out how to get Apple Intelligence on my unsupported device.

[@sue.Holmes1960]

Any updates on Photos for editing? Will we be able to do selective edits, masks etc?

[@sy2see]

2:21 Never was a truer statement made!

[@MrRandomPrankster]

I’m still on iPhone SE 2nd gen, looking to upgrade to iPhone 15 Pro, should I just get the phone now or wait for the new 16 models?

[@hugohans7182]

Clean KZbin Channel ! Thanks from France ;)

[@simonrobbins8357]

How do you get the calculator on the iPad to complete the calculations in handwriting? Mine recognises my handwriting but converts the whole thing, question and answer into normal text? Is there a setting somewhere for that?

[@janmayeaux6392]

Thank you so much for this video. I finally understand what is coming. My plan on upgrading to an iPhone 16 from my 12 next year has been verified.

[@robinmanners8094]

I'm planning to buy an iPhone 15 pro but didn't realise it would support this new feature. Do I have to increase the memory size if the Apple Intelligence is working from the phone and not the cloud?

[@AndreasAndersonUK]

I converted to Apple from Samsung around 2 years ago. I am always impressed with how intuitive and easy Apple devices are, they just work as you expect them to and I am really looking forward to using Apple Intelligence features when they roll out in the UK. The only downside is that I have to upgrade my 14Pro, which is only a year old 😢 Hope they do a 16Pro in purple!

[@WarrenTolley]

Question: has the keyboard been updated also? It’s still not working as well as my google keyboard. Thanks the content

[@soushores495]

This seems like the biggest shift in computer interfacing since Steve Jobs "borrowed" the GUI from Xerox Park 30+ years ago. And we are off to the races.

[@Mentaculus42]

Steve “borrowed” without a single “blush 😇”.

[@geekmeee]

I think AI represents a bigger shift than that, it’s creating a new Gilded Age as a result of the Industrial Age.

[@Mentaculus42]

@@geekmeee We will see WHEN the promised “AI manna from heaven” descends upon us “peons”, and then it will probably be laced with UNHEALTHY FAT & SUGAR to distract us from its true agenda.

[@jeff2tc99]

I buy new phones on a 5-6 year cycle. I am not interested in Apple Int. As it won’t be relevant till 2028. But, I will continue using ChatGPT and Microsoft, which over the next 4 years will get better.

[@FemaleVillageElder]

I am the owner of an M2 1 TB iPad Pro, and I am very anxious to see how much Apple intelligence is going to improve Siri , and I look forward to your reviews in your videos because she is a big help with my memory, which is not quite as good as it used to be, and with lists, turning lights off and on with a smart plug, etc. I wonder if you have any ideas about how important RAM is going to be with Apple intelligence. I am seeing mixed messages, however, I’m very glad to have gotten 16 gigs just in case.. thanks for your videos, especially the ones that dissect the uses of Siri.

[@d4rkmage99]

I just upgraded from an iPhone Xs to a 15 Pro Max this past Christmas. Looks like I picked a god time to make the switch, I'm looking forward to a more useful Siri!

[@karllake1506]

First time viewer and new subscriber, I like your calm balanced breakdown

[@BrunoSales]

I worry about the support for other languages, even in the future… I’m Portuguese, and to this day, Siri cannot yet speak nor understand the European version of the language (even though speech to text works quite well in things like WhatsApp). It’s weird having to resort to shouting instructions in English when out and about or even at home

[@tutacat]

No, it's a DubDub, not an Apple Event. You see, it's basically the same, but they call it something else. Also it's about the software, and what the hardware can do, rather than new hardware being released.

[@adamkenton2585]

1:14 why nobody talks about the new video player in photos, pretty nice

[@AVC.1111]

4:00 Not sure if this is your forte as you seem to focus on use cases (very well too) rather than coding/security/privacy. But could you discuss how with the NPU a possible back door has been opened where E2E won’t really protect you/matter anymore (much like there CSAM fiasco in 2021, as it too would scan your photos on device before uploading to cloud service) where because so much is processed on device they could search for their own criteria, similar to but not exactly like Microsoft’s Recall…

[@deannadenmead9780]

My maps spoken directions has quit working. Several friends say theirs have also. It seems to be connected to the most recent update. I’ve checked the settings and everything is turned on. Please advise.

[@neils.9846]

Is the new siri for all current models or just iPhone 15 forward only ?

[@TrentonMatthews]

most likely iphone 15 pro and later, due to the 8gb of ram requirement.

[@BrothaNeo]

Attention: the type to Siri is available now and always has been available through the accessibility options. I use it from time to time. Been on there before iOS 18.

[@ProperHonestTech]

Yes I know, I mention this in the video. The issue is that you either have it permanently on or off via the settings. This allows you to use it as and when you wish, without committing to it on or off.

[@amywallace1187]

I have been waiting for this video from you. I like how you put concepts and the like in ways I absorb better. That being said, I’m going to need to rewatch this several times to make sense of it in my brain. I’m excited about Apple Intelligence. I am always slow or behind the throng of other people learning new Apple tools etc. These improvements will likely help me considerably once I can understand how to implement them. I have some cognitive issues so at times I just don’t get things. I’m excited to try things a couple at a time. One thing I’m frustrated about is that we’ve been hearing about all these changes and improvements and then there’s the ohhhh dang part where we’ve learn that a lot of it won’t be available until several months and up to a year. So, no those features won’t be happening that soon. I was thinking that September seems so far away and I was so impatient and excited ! Now I feel like a balloon deflating. Who knows what Android will come up with by the time Apple releases it all by. However the main thing for me is that I feel duped. By the creators who have been touting all this and this is the first I’ve heard about a lot of it not coming for up to a year! Not telling us that seems like baiting for more viewers and for me it worked. I understand some of that is about marketing things. I hope this has made sense and you aren’t feeling offended because you are only a itty bitty part of what I’m frustrated about. Or did I miss hear something? Apple- come on. If you’re going to talk about releasing all of this and then drop the bomb that it won’t all be happening until possibly next year 2025. What a disappointment imho. Carry on! You’re my fav!

[@ProperHonestTech]

Perhaps I've misunderstood your comment, but I don't feel like my video has been 'baiting' for views. The AI features are coming to compatible devices, some later on this year, some over the course of the 12 month period from Sep 24 to Sep 25, as Apple see fit. It's kind of impossible to fit that in a thumbnail and title, but that's why it's not mentioned there, and instead I discuss it in the video. For what it's worth, I share your frustration. In fact, being a UK resident, I 'technically' have to wait even longer, as this is being rolled out in US English first. Thankfully, it's easy for me to work around this. Essentially, most of the new features of iOS 18 should be available on all devices on day 1 of the release in September. The AI rollout will be much slower. Frustrating? Sure. But Apple are being cautious here. I think the boom of OpenAI and Gemini has forced Apple to produce something much quicker than they'd planned, and they want to ensure it works well at scale before deploying globally, and including all features. I kind of get that.

[@FutureSystem738]

Great response to Amy’s comment- thanks. (Love your videos, and G’day from downunder 🇦🇺) Looks like my “ancient” iPhone 14 won’t benefit much if at all. Cheers.

[@amywallace1187]

@@FutureSystem738 I would to thank you for your comment truly. Your respect and kindness about my comment was appreciated.

[@amywallace1187]

I missed the [more] part of your comment. 1st- thank you for your professionalism in your reply. 2nd I understand better what actually happens behinds the scenes. 3rd Thank you for your further explanation. 4th. I definitely don’t think you do that. 😊

[@hvailjr]

Great video. I use Perplexity, Chat GPT and Gemini and cannot wait for Apple to release IOS 18.

[@wickedcabinboy]

Will Apple Intelligence be a separate program for which one has to pay an additional fee? I've been considering upgrading my 8+ for some time. This feature will definitely influence my decision.

[@ProperHonestTech]

No. So long as you have a compatible device, it’s available at no additional cost.

[@wickedcabinboy]

@@ProperHonestTech - Thanks for your response.

[@MysterX79]

I am very convinced of innovation by competition. X wouldn't be so good, if Y would be trash and vice versa. So it's always cool to see what's over there on the other side of the fence, to get inspiration. Google made a perfect move with the Pixels 8 last year (I simply love my Pixel) I had an iPhone 15Pro Max in my hands for a weekend a half year ago and that iPhone honestly felt like an old 2018 device from a UX point of view. It was stable but it had nothing really new that I didn't know the past five years. *But honestly in the WWDC24 two weeks ago, Apple made a perfect return.* I have to admit, I want to excperience the AI and everything on iOS18 asap. And of course I'm looking forward to competitions return next year. (I'm working in a tech company. We have many devices to test issues and of course I use them often for my personal curiosity)

[@howlingkatteaco]

This definitely motivates me to upgrade devices. I am not one to ever do that quickly. I work in tech and know how it goes. I rather get a big amount of development for my money instead of a feature here and a feature there, but the partition of the chip is definitely motivating. Additionally I am more comfortable with this framework than ChatGPT. Honestly, I may finally spring for a Mac. I had only been using Apple for phone and tablets and accessing iCloud over a Windows PC. These features may very well be enough to get me to full Apple ecosystem.

[@CodexAdrian]

Thank you for censoring the word Siri, cant tell you how annoying it is to have youtube activate my phone. Great video!

[@turtleinashirt]

I’m surprised you aren’t already on the developer beta. I’ve been on it from day one and I’m already enjoying the update. I’ve even renamed Siri at this point so I never have to say “Hey Siri” ever again.

[@ProperHonestTech]

I'm on the developer beta. It doesn't have the new AI features...

[@Jivolt]

The ONLY reason AI is available on iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max is those are the only current iPhones that have the chips and RAM to handle it. That’s it. Nothing more. People that say this is a “cash grab” by Apple are only embarrassing themselves.

[@user-sy6do1tg4c]

I look forward to this I am sure it will help me a lot. What we need to understand is that our iPhone is powerful so much so we only know or use 65% . To compare with competitors is not realistic. Both ways!

[@capt.haddock5750]

I regularly follow your channel because I think it is very informative and clear. As to your question Would I upgrade my iPhone 12 mini when the new IOS version comes, my answer is Maybe. As I live in The Netherlands it seems possible that the new Apple Intelligence features will not be available in September. I am very content with my iPhone and I have no intention to upgrade. However, having seen this video, I certainly will as soon as Apple Intelligence becomes available in my language.

[@Brycecicero]

Will typing to Siri finally be useful and make sense. If we’re going down this new and improved route, I expect to be able to paste text into Siri and even set up shortcuts that will prompt Siri and paste text in automatically. Right now you can’t paste it just quits out, cannot even prompt Siri from a shortcut

[@davepayne8500]

Another superior and informative video 👍👏👏‼️ After watching your entire video, I'm of 2 minds on this: 😎 Apple Intelligence is going to be amazing and probably an incredible and potentially daily work & personal process changing experience 🤬🤬 To make use of this new watershed moment, I'm going to have to replace ALL MY APPLE DEVICES.... my iPhone XS Max AND my iPad Pro 12.9 3rd generation AND my 2019 MacBook Pro...all 3 of which are working well and handling what I throw at them on a daily BASIS 👎👎 I'd REALLY like to hear your take on this Tom! I'm currently using the free version of the Perplexity app you recommended on all 3 of the above devices DAILY and it is amazingly helpful and accurate 👍👍‼️

[@RebelRanger2009]

19:20 All my personal devices have the chipset to allow Apple Intelligence to function properly. Even my niece will have my older iPad Pro with the M1 chip, to aide her in her studies. The future is looking bright!

[@FactsNC300]

Will the AI spell check be an available in text messages?

[@ProperHonestTech]

Yes, anywhere that you have a text cursor.

[@bonespiel]

I love it when Apple gets it right!

[@arisdr6504]

This is a tremendous update.

[@DroneKingsInDarwin]

Good to know all operation systems come with a parachute.

[@JFHoupert]

I’m excited about AI on my iPhone but I’m curious to know if Apple will move to a MRR model for “premium” features like Open AI and Google Gemini?

[@laura3990]

I am thinking about changing from a Samsung 24 ultra. To the iphone sixteen pro max. As far as for the a I i'm using it right now on the samsung and it is great. It's like having an assistant. All the time. I know it is a big change from the samsung, but i'm willing to give it a go

[@samfernandes50]

Very well thought out ideas about AI, both the Apple iteration and others. Proof of how it integrates with existing native apps will be the proof. Easter to see how this pans out now. Thank you

[@jamesgause9546]

First off I enjoy your channel. IRecently I decided to get VPN., for all 3 of electronics: iPhone, IPAD, and desktop. I recently purchased a VPN., for them all to use daily and when I travel home to the UK.regularily . My question is, how do I bypass the vpn. To use some sites that are blocked now, like Tesco’s grocery store? Any tips would be welcome! 😊 Thank you, M.

[@jamesgause9546]

Thank you! Have a good weekend. M.

[@douglasblakeley9194]

Definitely going to upgrade my iPhone from 14 Pro to 16 Pro when available. Looking forward to AI

[@thevictorylife702]

Cook said we’d need the iPhone 15 or newer device for these features to work. Think that’s true? Love my iPhone 14 Pro and don’t see a new to upgrade (unless they strong arm me I suppose)

[@ProperHonestTech]

15 Pro unfortunately, 15 won’t support it.

[@karinhart489]

Will the new iPhone SE being released in 2025 be able to use these features?

[@LDrift]

no

[@alexanderfelke]

I still can’t get Google Work to work with the Mail App, so whatever will happen in this area will happen without me.

[@davehandelman2832]

Very, very nice breakdown. I just upgraded to a 13 pro from a 12. I don't really care too much about the whole AI thing right now. I'll probably only have an AI ready device in 2-3 years. But i like that Siri will be smarter...

[@mikldude9376]

As always great video mate . As far as the AI in general goes , it looks really handy and cool in some of its capabilities , and no doubt it is a game changer if you are in the business that uses them . At the same time for me as probably a Joe average and in the older age bracket , Chat GPT and the like had little relevance in my life . However , what Apple is doing making the AI add to quality of life with our interfacing with all our many computer devices we live with on a daily basis , that too me looks super cool for most of us less business and techy oriented users . Apple in this area seems to have really thought out well how to best make use of AI and put it into action . The only downside that you did mention, is that for a lot people running older hardware that needs replacing, and obviously finding funds can be difficult for many doing it tuff in this current day. And that is not apples fault , so it might be a while coming for many folk. Thanks again for all your quality content mate !

[@liannehill748]

Does anyone please know why when I have the option in settings to keep messages forever that text messages have been deleted automatically and the oldest one I have is now dated at the end of 2022. Previously I could go back and read messages from friends and family for many years and when doing so it would remind me of a happy event etc. Apple support have said it doesn’t know why this has happened but it must be down to an update. I have an iPhone 11 with latest updates. It feels as if part of my life history had been taken away.

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

I’m confused. You are asking viewers of this video a question that even Apple isn’t able to answer you?

[@liannehill748]

@@AlphaGeekgirl I just thought someone might have an answer and that the person at Apple was just not interested in the problem so didn’t think it would hurt to ask here