Some rumors state that Apple is going to replace the physical buttons with a touch-sensitive button system for the iPhone upgrade. It seems that the iPhone 15 upgrade was first hinted at and then later abandoned as it is reported that production capacity is not sufficient.
Current data from insiders points towards the reappearance of the classic Home, Back, and App Switcher buttons or similar buttons on iPhone devices, which may prove as a factual symbol that they will be included in the 16th-generation iPhone series. Is going to be presented with. For satisfaction purposes, various Taptic Engine parts will respond with specific vibrations whenever all of the new buttons are pressed.
Meanwhile, even though Android manufacturers are constantly promoting the progress being made in the artificial intelligence (AI) field, the Apple company has kept its AI models under wraps for a long time. However, on the contrary, it has been leaked that Apple is developing its Large Language Model (LLM), called “Ajax”, which will be strengthened with the unveiling of the next iOS 18 updates on the iPhone 16 series. Will go. , this year.
What makes it more interesting is that Apple’s AI strategy is somehow about the privacy of users, their security, and their own devices. Its translation into everyday applications will include text processor applications for tools like summarizing and rephrasing, powered directly by the iPhone 16. This approach offers several benefits: This approach offers several benefits:
- Enhanced Privacy: Data that resides in the home remains secure inside the device, and is almost impossible to misplace.
- Faster response time: In-device operations lead to instant AI interactions which is very different from cloud-based platforms.
The study indicates that the iPhone 16’s faster neural processing unit (NPU) will dominate smooth artificial intelligence operations on this phone. Still, if Apple continues to rely on OpenAI and other big giants on server-based LLM to deploy in its devices, the collaboration could be more intensive.
In the future, AI will not only feature on-device capabilities that rely on Ajax, but will also be integrated into capabilities like whistleblowers, messages, Spotlight, and Siri. According to recent reports, Apple is believed to be investigating text-based response generation on the device which could look a lot like the Samsung company’s new Chat Assist.
However, it’s worth mentioning that while Pixel devices, which are a class of Android-based smartphones, rely entirely on server-side AI processing, simple things like Gboard’s smart reply option and summary tools within individual apps are on-device features. Was also included.
Apple, on the other hand, appears to have come up with a specific association. Contrary to what was previously thought – that they would focus solely on technical aspects – Eighth Stories claims that they will emphasize how AI features have a direct impact on users’ lives. With this marketing strategy, another page has emerged of users’ perceptions and the possibility of interacting with AI with their iPhones.
