Even though iOS 18.1 and iOS 18.2 added multiple Apple Intelligence features like Image Playground, Genmoji, Writing Tools, and more, there are

Writing Tools works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, but it really shines on Apple's laptops and desktop computers. Designed to help you proofread and rewrite text to get it looking and sounding as good as possible, Writing Tools is essentially Apple's take on Grammarly, but built in.

Apple Intelligence isn’t turned on by default, You need to enable it to get started and can turn it off at any time. To get going, open Settings (System Settings on Mac), then select Apple Intelligence & Siri. On the next screen, tap Get Apple Intelligence.

You’ll be prompted to set up Apple Intelligence right after upgrading to iOS 18, but if you need to set it up later, head to Settings in iOS: Tap More for Your iPhone, and then Set Up Apple Intelligence. You’ll get an explanation of some of the AI upgrades you can use, and a short demo of how they work.

A new survey suggests that Apple Intelligence matters to iPhone buyers, but the majority say that the initial features

The survey was conducted by SellCell, a site with a blog covering gadget trends. Its respondents were over 2,000 smartphone users, over half owning an iPhone with an AI-supported model. The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 / iPhone 16 Pro are the only Apple phones offering Apple Intelligence right out of the box.

Find out how to disable your Apple device's Apple Intelligence capabilities. Find out how to turn off AI capabilities and what features you will lose.

Commentary: You might be able to recreate the perks of Apple Intelligence in other apps and tools you already use in your day-to-day life.