Anyone can install the new public beta, but you'll need an iPhone 15 Pro or a new iPhone 16 model to run Apple Intelligence.

The fourth developer beta of iOS 18.1 is now available for every device that can run iOS 18. Here's what you need to know about the update and the features it introduces.

The public beta of iOS 18.1 has been released and it includes the first Apple Intelligence features. Here's how to install it.

Some iPhone owners who have the iOS 18.1 beta installed appear to be experiencing issues with the Siri personal assistant, which has stopped

OS 18.1 public beta marks a new era for its operating system by integrating the long-awaited Apple Intelligence features

A day before the iPhone 16 goes on sale, Apple is releasing an iOS 18.1 public beta that gives people with compatible phones the chance to try out Apple Intelligence features.

Apple will release iOS 18.0 next week to the public, but the company has also been running tests with iOS 18.1 beta – which will be released in October with the first set of Apple Intelligence tools. However, it seems that Siri has suddenly stopped working on iPhones and iPads running the latest beta of iOS 18.1.

Apple has launched the public beta version of its highly anticipated iOS 18.1, which incorporates several advanced generative artificial intelligence (AI) features. This release marks a significant step toward making Apple Intelligence widely accessible.

According to reports, Apple is working to improve and polish iOS 18.1 for iPhone before the official public release next month, and as a result, the company has issued the fourth developer beta of the software.

Apple is accelerating the rollout of a software update that will implant intelligence into its virtual assistant Siri and automate a variety of tedious tasks to coincide with the release of its latest