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How to watch Super Bowl LIX from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac
Or you can do what I’m going to do. Use antenna and your TV tuner which will give you fantastic live TV broadcast that can rival many of these other options. Assuming you live in the US of course.
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The lack of Apple Intelligence in some regions is impacting iPhone sales
I find this hard to believe.
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iOS 18.3 arrives with Visual Intelligence update, notification summary changes
I thought about that but did not say anything to be polite.ihatescreennames said:
Or your posts are just BS since in the first one you said you had previously had Apple Intelligence turned off and mentioned where in Settings you had turned it off but now it turns out your phone never supported Apple Intelligence in the first place. Oops, your trolling efforts have fallen flat.sunman42 said:
I suspect you are right. I guess I have a very valuable iPhone now.M68000 said:
I think you need iPhone 15 pro or newer to run whatever this apple intelligence feature can do. Your phone is not supported.sunman42 said:This is weird. I had Apple Intelligence turned off in Settings -> Apple Intelligence and Siri in iOS 18.2 on my iPhone 14 Pro. Installed the 18.3 update today, and I no longer have an "Apple Intelligence and Siri" in 18.3, only a "Siri" one. Looks like I can't even opt to turn Apple Intelligence on (not that I can imagine doing so).
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iOS 18.3 arrives with Visual Intelligence update, notification summary changes
I think you need iPhone 15 pro or newer to run whatever this apple intelligence feature can do. Your phone is not supported.sunman42 said:This is weird. I had Apple Intelligence turned off in Settings -> Apple Intelligence and Siri in iOS 18.2 on my iPhone 14 Pro. Installed the 18.3 update today, and I no longer have an "Apple Intelligence and Siri" in 18.3, only a "Siri" one. Looks like I can't even opt to turn Apple Intelligence on (not that I can imagine doing so).
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Apple's 2025 iPhone 17 Slim may be the first big redesign in years
It’s not so much the thickness that interests me, but rather the weight.
