Apple has officially released iOS 18, introducing an array of new features and enhancements that aim to provide iPhone users with greater customization, a reimagined Photos app, and significant improvements to Messages and Mail. This latest update also paves the way for the introduction of “Apple Intelligence,” a personal intelligence…
Apple has officially released iOS 18, introducing an array of new features and enhancements that aim to provide iPhone users with greater customization, a reimagined Photos app, and significant improvements to Messages and Mail. This latest update also paves the way for the introduction of “Apple Intelligence,” a personal intelligence system combining the power of generative models with personal context, set to launch next month.
With iOS 18, Apple offers users more ways than ever to personalize their Home Screen and Control Center. Users can now frame app icons and widgets around their wallpaper, select from light, dark, or tinted app icons, and even enlarge app icons for a streamlined appearance. The redesigned Control Center enables more flexible organization of controls, including favorites, media playback, and connectivity options, while allowing users to customize their experience directly from the Lock Screen.
The Photos app receives its most significant update yet in iOS 18, making it easier to find and relive cherished memories. The new, unified layout organizes the library into collections such as “Recent Days,” “People & Pets,” and “Trips,” utilizing on-device intelligence to streamline photo organization.
