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Apple seeks to use AI to boost iPhone battery life

Apple seeks to use AI to boost iPhone battery life: report

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is looking to use artificial intelligence to give a boost to the iPhone's battery life, Bloomberg reported. The change, which could come as soon as iOS 19, could use AI to help analyze user behavior in an effort to further conserve energy,

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Your iPhone battery could get a big boost soon thanks to iOS 19 and Apple Intelligence – and that's good news for the iPhone 17 Air

According to reports, the iPhone 17 Air is expected to be impressively thin, yet due to its thinner design will lack battery capacity. By adding an AI-powered battery tool Apple will be able to offset some of the drawbacks of the thinner design, allowing for extended performance despite a thinner chassis.

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Apple Hopes Thinner iPhone 17 Air Provides the Boost It Needs. Samsung Got There First.

Apple is planning to launch its own thinner iPhone this fall according to The Wall Street Journal but Samsung has already unveiled its ultra-slim model.

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That New iPhone May Get More Expensive

The iPhone reportedly will become more expensive as Apple adds new features. But will users be willing to pay more for it?

15 FREE iPhone Apps You’ll Actually Use

Discover 15 free iPhone apps to boost productivity, creativity, and more. Simplify your life and unlock your iPhone's full ...

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I love my iPhone too much to give it up in 10 years, even if Eddy Cue says that might be the future

Experts predict that by 2035, AI will have remade society, altering everything from healthcare to jobs and human interaction, ...

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Will AI replace Google on your iPhone? Apple thinks so. Here's why.

Apple executive Eddy Cue said the iPhone maker is “actively looking at” adding AI as an alternative to search. What this ...

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Apple exec: ‘You may not need an iPhone 10 years from now’ due to rise in AI

Apple’s senior vice president of services Eddy Cue has said consumers “may not need an iPhone 10 years from now” due to the rise of artificial intelligence.

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