You’ll be prompted to set up Apple Intelligence right after upgrading to iOS 18, but if you need to set it up later, head to Settings in iOS: Tap More for Your iPhone, and then Set Up Apple Intelligence. You’ll get an explanation of some of the AI upgrades you can use, and a short demo of how they work.

Updating to a major new iPhone operating system is a big deal, so I understand if you've been waiting for some spare time to do it. With iOS now at version 18.2, it's time to make the jump, and I want to make sure you leap forward the right way.

Apple may release its first "slim" iPhone model, put its own 5G modems inside the iPhone for the first time and we may see the first iPhone SE with Face ID. Plus, we'll likely get a much closer look at Apple's AI plans for the iPhone,

In a blog post on Medium, Apple insider Ming-Chi Kuo revealed interesting details about Apple's future iPhone 18 and M5 Mac releases.

Samsung is narrowing the gap to iPhone—its latest update makes it by far the best alternative to Apple’s devices when it comes to security and privacy. Google has already raised the bar with Android 15, with a raft of innovations. Samsung has gone further. And its latest update shows that Galaxy phones are about to change forever.

Apple tweaked iPhone 16 Pro screen sizes to make them bigger than 2023's iPhone 15 Pro models, and next year we are also expecting

A report claims that all iPhone models that can run iOS 18 right now will also support iOS 19 next year. Here's the compatibility list.

The iPhone 18 Pro is rumoured to bring groundbreaking advancements in camera technology and chip performance, showcasing Apple's relentless pursuit of innovation. If these speculations prove accurate,

Apple shocked everyone when it introduced Live Voicemail with the new iOS 17, and how users deal with calls underwent dramatic changes. This multi-purpose gizmo

If you’ve ever wondered what the “i” in Apple products like “iPhone” or “iPad” stands for, you aren’t alone. Throughout the years, customers have attempted to guess what the letter could possibly stand for — and little did they know, there was already an answer.

The app grid, I mean: the rows and rows of app icons on your iPhone’s homescreen. It’s familiar. Safe. It’s how I’ve lived with my various phones over the past decade. But at some point, it started to feel oppressive.