Bruh my Apple Intelligence is lasting for an entire day. Extremely happy with this build.16 PM feels snappier, or maybe it’s just that it restarted
As with the previous beta, it is listed in the Health Section on my iphone 15, but it has no devices that it says can send or receive data. Could be a delay in Canada that I have to wait out.Was wondering the same thing..
I’m in Canada where the Canadian government approved sleep apnea, maybe apple has to approve there end?Apnea is there. When you launch the health app it prompts you to check your settings are up to date which takes you right to the checklist page and apnea is high up on the list
And are still not seeing (yet).I got the Mail splash screen. Interestingly, it’s touting a feature — Smart Replies — that I don’t think we’ve seen in Mail yet.
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Give it at least one day to settle11Pro:
Missing AirPods Case battery state in Settings is still there, resprings seems to not be present anymore (let’s wait for victory), AirPods also seems to not loose bitrate / crash.
Also something-like-lag (like governor not switched cpu cores / not increased their clock in time) is gone for now (B5 was also initially butter, then became crap).
Hearing icon (which readded itself like crazy) is gone 🏆
Keyboard input lag is this time on me… pressing key and it feels / looks it’s more delayed than was before.
And are still not seeing (yet).
Think the re-writing of emails needs work or more integration with ChatGPT to get the balance right.
Example of turning my email into professional that I didn’t think worked at all was:
How you doing?
Converted to
How are you fairing?
I mean, who actually talks like that these days. It’s very old English. Weird.
There is no ChatGPT yet. This is all on device LM so far, I believe.Think the re-writing of emails needs work or more integration with ChatGPT to get the balance right.
There is no ChatGPT yet. This is all on device LM so far, I believe.
Oh gosh and darn it! Thou seemst to have a transgression in thy spelling.How are you fairing?
I mean, who actually talks like that these days. It’s very old English. Weird.