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Apple Intelligence is set to launch on October 28

Apple Intelligence could arrive on October 28 with new AI-powered tools like Writing Tools and more, rolling out across newer iPhones, iPads, and Macs.

Apple is gearing up to release its highly anticipated Apple Intelligence feature this month. With updates to iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia on the way, many users are eager to experience the next evolution in Apple’s software. The only question that remains is the exact release date. Fortunately, renowned Apple analyst Mark Gurman may have just provided the answer.

Mark your calendars for October 28

According to Gurman, Apple plans to launch its Apple Intelligence feature on October 28. This means you wonโ€™t have to wait much longer before you can explore what Appleโ€™s new AI-powered tools offer. While some may wonder why itโ€™s taken this long, thereโ€™s a solid reason behind the wait.

Apple is known for its meticulous approach to product releases, and this time is no different. The company is taking extra care to ensure a smooth rollout by eliminating major bugs, smoothing out any software issues, and preparing its AI cloud servers to handle the inevitable surge in traffic. Apple wants to make sure that when users dive into the new features, the experience is seamless and trouble-free.

A phased release with some features arriving later

However, itโ€™s important to remember that not all of Apple Intelligenceโ€™s features will be available immediately. At launch, you can expect to see tools such as Writing Tools, image clean-up, and email and message summaries. These are just a few features you will be ready to try as soon as the update arrives.

You’ll have to wait a little longer if you’re excited about other features like Image Playground, Genmoji, or onscreen awareness. These will be released in a subsequent update as Apple continues to fine-tune them for a flawless experience. Itโ€™s all part of Appleโ€™s strategy to ensure that every feature performs at its best when it finally reaches your device.

Supported devices and regional availability

As for which devices will support Apple Intelligence, only newer models are on the list. The feature will be compatible with the iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, iPhone 16 and 16 Plus, and the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max. All iPads and Macs with an M1 or newer chip can also use Apple Intelligence.

There’s no need to worry if you’re in Singapore or elsewhere and wondering how to access the feature. Once Apple Intelligence is live, it will be available through the usual software updates, which can be downloaded directly to your device. If you need to know how your region will receive the update or how to enable the new features, there are plenty of guides to walk you through the process step by step.

So, if you’re an Apple enthusiast or looking forward to the next big update, circle October 28 on your calendar. The arrival of Apple Intelligence is set to bring exciting new capabilities to your devices, enhancing how you use them daily.

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