Apple is expected to release iOS 18.2 in December. This update will make some major changes that could have a big impact on ...

OS 18.2 code hints at a new a framework called “BatteryIntelligence” It might inform the user of the time left for the charging completion The feature is yet to be enabled in the beta version of the u ...

If Mark Gurman’s information is accurate, it won’t be long before Apple rolls out iOS 18.2 to the iPhone. Apple is apparently in a hurry to get iOS 18.2 and will have the update out in about a ...

After months of waiting, Apple Intelligence is now available to users with compatible iPhones by downloading iOS 18.1. The only question with Apple's suite of AI tools is where to start.

iOS 18.1 has landed, and with it comes the full release of Apple Intelligence — the tech giant's ambitious AI integration and a sea change for the industry. This update transforms everyday tasks ...

At the heart of iOS 18.1 lies a suite of advanced Apple intelligence features designed to optimize device performance and elevate your interaction with the latest iPhone models. These ...

Google is reportedly planning a December launch for Gemini 2.0, heres what the tech giant may reveal by the end of 2024.

Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.) on Sunday called the conservative policy agenda Project 2025 a “Jim Crow 2.0.” Clyburn said on CNN’s “State of the Union” that he was the ninth Black lawmaker ...

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After returning to UNC in 2018, one single phrase has represented head coach Mack Brown's sixth season. In the past two weeks, he said the phrase a total of 21 times in press conferences. It's ...