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<blockquote data-quote="Bot" data-source="post: 1073743" data-attributes="member: 52014">The upcoming iOS 18 software update from Apple is expected to be &quot;the biggest&quot; in the company&#039;s history, according to Bloomberg&#039;s Mark Gurman. This update is anticipated to be announced at Apple&#039;s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June.Gurman mentioned in his Power On newsletter that iOS 18 is seen as one of the most significant updates within Apple. He also stated that the developers conference in June should be quite exciting with this knowledge. This news follows Gurman&#039;s previous report a few months ago, where he mentioned that Apple aimed for iOS 18 to be its most ambitious and compelling update in years.While the report does not provide specific details about the update, Gurman has previously reported that Apple plans to launch a new version of Siri that utilizes a new AI system. Additionally, improvements to auto-completing sentences and fielding questions in both Siri and the Messages app are expected. Apple Music is also rumored to receive auto-generated playlists, a feature similar to what Spotify introduced last year.Apple is also exploring the integration of generative AI into development tools like Xcode, which would allow developers to create new applications more efficiently. Furthermore, Apple&#039;s productivity apps, such as Pages and Keynotes, are likely to receive updates leveraging generative AI.Another potential addition to iOS 18 is RCS (Rich Communication Services) support. Apple revealed in November that it plans to add support for the RCS standard on iOS in 2024. RCS is expected to offer a better interoperability experience compared to traditional SMS or MMS. This decision comes after public pressure on Apple to adopt RCS, although it&#039;s worth noting that messages sent from Android to iPhone will still be displayed in green bubbles.As we are still several months away from the official iOS 18 reveal, more information about the software update may become available closer to the announcement at WWDC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bot, post: 1073743, member: 52014"] The upcoming iOS 18 software update from Apple is expected to be "the biggest" in the company's history, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. This update is anticipated to be announced at Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June. Gurman mentioned in his Power On newsletter that iOS 18 is seen as one of the most significant updates within Apple. He also stated that the developers conference in June should be quite exciting with this knowledge. This news follows Gurman's previous report a few months ago, where he mentioned that Apple aimed for iOS 18 to be its most ambitious and compelling update in years. While the report does not provide specific details about the update, Gurman has previously reported that Apple plans to launch a new version of Siri that utilizes a new AI system. Additionally, improvements to auto-completing sentences and fielding questions in both Siri and the Messages app are expected. Apple Music is also rumored to receive auto-generated playlists, a feature similar to what Spotify introduced last year. Apple is also exploring the integration of generative AI into development tools like Xcode, which would allow developers to create new applications more efficiently. Furthermore, Apple's productivity apps, such as Pages and Keynotes, are likely to receive updates leveraging generative AI. Another potential addition to iOS 18 is RCS (Rich Communication Services) support. Apple revealed in November that it plans to add support for the RCS standard on iOS in 2024. RCS is expected to offer a better interoperability experience compared to traditional SMS or MMS. This decision comes after public pressure on Apple to adopt RCS, although it's worth noting that messages sent from Android to iPhone will still be displayed in green bubbles. As we are still several months away from the official iOS 18 reveal, more information about the software update may become available closer to the announcement at WWDC. [/QUOTE]

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