My 2019 iMac will chug along without it all… still nothing enticing me to update.
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macOS Sequoia 15.3 Brings Genmoji to Mac
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I can't believe the iPhone 15 supports Genmoji yet we are not able to create them on the phone itself. Apple became a big piece of ....
The iPhone 15 does not have an A17 Pro processor.
It takes a lot more grunt to create a genmoji than to display one.
Was kind of looking forward to messing with it, but it's in beta. I don't feel like messing with the betas right now. My daughter just got a 16 for her birthday but I haven't had a chance to mess with it on there so it would have been nice to mess with it on my computer but reckon I got to wait another month.
Well I’m not saying it happens to everyone.
I initialized macOS when 15.0 was released to start fresh and the issue was present also on 14.x so it must me something more than random.
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You see the issue with those Intel machines? Apple has produced an update that leaves Caps Lock on permanently!
Does Apple think all their Mac users are from 12 to 15 years old? Lots of dev time and press release writing time spent on stupid features no one needs or will use.
No one, yet in the same paragraph mentions a group of users he thinks will use it...
Give it time, the small on board LLM is a gateway to great features and productivity eventually. I think they're just very slow about what to hook into it and how.
Pretty nuts that e.g. a 2019 Mac Pro can't use Genmoji. Yes it's Intel but I'm sure the CPU is perfectly capable...
Image Playground is where you make cursed images, and it has a dedicated app. Genmoji (I vomit a little inside my mouth every time I type that) is only available from the emoji picker. Enjoy this cursed emoji.
I honestly don't mind waiting for Apple Intelligence features. I welcome the staggered feature rollout if it ensures each feature is a bit more polished.
What I DON'T like, is the inconsistency in feature releases across devices. iOS gets something, but the Mac doesn't. Then the Mac gets something, but AVP support is nowhere to be found. Etc.
Why market AI features SOO heavily, and then immediately limit their device availability? If you're dropping Genmoji, wait for it to be ready on ALL supported devices before releasing it. This way I can properly implement it into my daily usage because I'll know it's always available to me as I bounce around all my devices.
This inconsistent rollout will likely lead to many features being unused or simply forgotten about by the time it's available across the board (or on your specific device).
The way they're handling this Apple Intelligence rollout just reeks of desperation, as if they're trying to get you comfortable with their AI before you get too hooked on others, or as if they feel late to the party and are trying to catch up, and that feels very unlike Apple.
What I DON'T like, is the inconsistency in feature releases across devices. iOS gets something, but the Mac doesn't. Then the Mac gets something, but AVP support is nowhere to be found. Etc.
Why market AI features SOO heavily, and then immediately limit their device availability? If you're dropping Genmoji, wait for it to be ready on ALL supported devices before releasing it. This way I can properly implement it into my daily usage because I'll know it's always available to me as I bounce around all my devices.
This inconsistent rollout will likely lead to many features being unused or simply forgotten about by the time it's available across the board (or on your specific device).
The way they're handling this Apple Intelligence rollout just reeks of desperation, as if they're trying to get you comfortable with their AI before you get too hooked on others, or as if they feel late to the party and are trying to catch up, and that feels very unlike Apple.
If I move to Brazil I’ll be able to check out my sleep apnea issues caused by the partial release of Apple Sh**elligence in Europe and the UK!
My Mrs enabled Apple Intelligence and it downloaded like 3GB of data to her device. Having found nothing useful she disabled it and the 3GB is still there. Is there a way to delete it and reclaim this space other than a full erase and reinstall?
I understand why disabling wouldn't automatically remove it as you might want to re-enable it without downloading it all again, but surely it's a basic oversight to not provide a delete option for the data? Everything is so sloppy.
I understand why disabling wouldn't automatically remove it as you might want to re-enable it without downloading it all again, but surely it's a basic oversight to not provide a delete option for the data? Everything is so sloppy.
I have never used one either. Cave men used them, then man developed language.