Amid the rising hubbub in anticipation of 10 June, the date of Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference 2024 (www.apple.com/wwdc), iOS fans the world over are giddy with excitement. What could a once-a-year update from the most popular smartphone operating system of all time possibly offer that would be worthy of such hype? You’re about to find out. This could quite possibly be the most significant update to iOS ever – with reported gigantic changes due in iOS 18, including the addition of big AI components and the end of the era of how we interact with our handheld iGadgets. In short, it’s a battle royale between APPLE and the future of smartphones as we know them.
As rumours swirl and expectations rise, here are five big changes that could make the next upgrade of iOS, iOS 18, turn Apple devices into amazingly creative canvases and connectors of energy. 1/5 2/5 3/5 4/5 5/5
Apple could soon give iPhones a powerful new editing suite, including some AI-enabled capabilities that Google has introduced in its impressive new photo suite for the Pixel 8. You want that party swing to be bigger, or the beach at sunset more fantastical than ever? If you are an Apple user, it might be a whole lot easier to resize, reshape and reframe your photos to do so.
Gone are the days when Siri could only do basic voice commands. The ChatGPT-inspired overhaul could make Siri a must-have buddy that can answer complex questions and maintain interesting conversations. The update could ascend Siri as the clear leader in the race for the best smart assistant, solidifying Apple’s position in that industry.
Another space where Apple has the potential to raise the bar is in dealing with the annoying and widespread issue of spam calls. Amid the hype of iOS 18, the addition of live caller ID functionality to identify and block spam calls could be a desperately needed step in increasing user privacy and ease of use when it comes to deleting spam.
Apple users will look forward to this more personalised space and to customising their Control Centre. A potential benefit involves allowing users to create the shortcuts and controls that they need and want, that suit their own style and needs. Looking forward, the feature could be made even more powerful and induce even greater ‘user effects’ by manipulating the blindspot as discussed above.
The general feeling here is that Apple’s Camera app is about to undergo a major redesign, which should make it easier to access features, and less buried in layers of menus or gestures. The changes have the potential to make photography, from rank amateur to professional, easier, smarter and more expressive.
After all, Apple has always been a pioneer in its field. But incorporating the benefits of AI in the best possible ways, optimising user interaction, refining the appearance and functioning of its operating system, might soon reach its culmination with iOS 18, a truly transfiguring moment when presented at WWDC 2024.
Apple continues to push the envelope for the tech industry: every update garners more love from users and solidifies the company’s innovation status in the marketplace of our imaginations, continually expanding what we think possible.
We’re just months away from WWDC 2024, and the hype surrounding iOS 18 and its potential to usher in the next decade of smartphone computing is palpable. Apple is poised to deliver an update, but not just an update – a next-generation overhaul that promises to transform our lives.
Apple Inc. has set the standard for technology innovation and excellence for many years. Its iconic iPhone, iPad and Mac devices, and many more, have redefined what is possible when technology meets creativity to produce products that improve people’s lives in ways no one could have envisioned. Committed to protecting user privacy and leading the pack towards sustainability and inclusion, Apple aims to inspire the world not only through its more than 2 billion active devices but also through the work its employees do every day to leave the world better than we found it.
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