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By Graham Barlow Published
Opinion AI software at the heart of the iPhone could see it make a confident comeback in the smartphone market.

By Daryl Baxter Published
An initial wave of iOS 18 AI features will allegedly work on-device, without reaching for a cloud-based machine model.

By James Bentley Published
Google’s AI editing tools are coming to Google Photos next month. iOS users can use it for free.

By Oliver Haslam Published
Apple might be aiming to put AI into your iPhone, but Google's just announced new AI-accelerated chips based on Arm.

By Tammy Rogers Published
Apple has bought millions of dollars worth of images and videos for AI development from Shutterstock.

By Lloyd Coombes Published
Kevin Lynch will now work on Apple's AI efforts to bring "order" to the project.

By Lloyd Coombes Published
I want Apple's new AI tech to power me to new PBs with my Apple Watch.

By Gerald Lynch Published
A dish-cleaning robot? Apple should focus on its smart home instead.

By Connor Jewiss Published
Apple published a research report detailing its new AI software that makes interactions more normal and can outperform ChatGPT.

By James Bentley Published
Apple is expected to reveal AI plans later this year, however its AI chatbot will not be made internally.

By Daryl Baxter Published
iOS 18 is set to let you add columns, spaces, and more to your iPhone’s Home Screen.

By Lloyd Coombes Published
Apple has been talking with multiple AI companies about an AI-based partnership.

By Connor Jewiss Published
A Bloomberg report that Apple and Google discussed bringing Gemini AI to iPhones has been seconded by the New York Times.

By Gerald Lynch Published
Apple is working on a more advanced type of Large Language Model to fuel its AI plans.

By John-Anthony Disotto Published
Apple is reportedly in discussions with Google to bring Gemini AI to the iPhone in a landmark deal that could shift the industry.

By John-Anthony Disotto Published
Apple has purchased a Canadian AI startup to help boost its push for generative artificial intelligence in upcoming software updates like iOS 18.

By John-Anthony Disotto Published
The now-canceled Apple Car was once called "the Titanic disaster" by employees working on the project according to a new report from The New York Times.

By Tammy Rogers Published
In its annual shareholder meeting, Apple's AI 'breakthroughs' are given the big game — while shareholders vote down an AI ethics report.
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