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Apple Intelligence is still on hold

Apple Intelligence has been put on hold for the time being by Apple Inc. due to some bugs that need to be fixed by the developers for the consumers. With it being built-in the iPhone, iPad, and MAC to help users write and express themselves and assist them in getting things done effortlessly. The company is planning on launching it

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Apple Intelligence has been put on hold for the time being by Apple Inc. due to some bugs that need to be fixed by the developers for the consumers. With it being built-in the iPhone, iPad, and MAC to help users write and express themselves and assist them in getting things done effortlessly.

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The company is planning on launching it by the end of 2024 and early 2025. For the tool to run smoothly, one needs to look at the issues and test the new features on a larger scale.

The tech giant is betting on the new Apple Intelligence to help them compete with Generative AI which has taken over in the past year and is being used by both businesses and consumers.

Some of the features of the Apple Intelligence are:

• Better writing tools are available that can help users rewrite, proofread, and summarize texts. 

• Another feature is the image playground which delivers an experience to create fun, playful images in apps such as Messages, Notes, Keynote, Pages, and many more. 

• Genmoji is another feature that opens new ways of communication, which lets users create new emojis to match any moment. While the emoji is represented as text, Genmoji are represented as inline images. 

• Lastly Siri with app intent has more natural integration in the system and appears more personal. Apple Intelligence enhances Siri’s abilities which allows developers to use itin many ways.

As we wait for Apple Intelligence to be released, Apple has made a statement that Apple Intelligence will be available for software developers for the first time with the first betas of iOS 18.1 and iPadOS 18.1 for previews for them to release the first version properly.

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Mduduzi Msimango

Reporting for Business Tech Africa on the funding, tools and strategy shaping the continent's founders and SMEs.

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