OS 18.4 is "due by April" according to top insider The free update will bring major Siri upgrades to your iPhone Powered by Apple Intelligence, Siri will get on-screen awareness and personal context A new report claims iOS 18.

A survey conducted by LocalCircles disclosed that six out of ten iPhone users who had upgraded to iOS 18 or higher faced issues.

As Apple prepares to release iOS 18.3, iPhone users are eagerly anticipating the latest improvements and bug fixes. This update aims to refine your

Apple's latest iOS update, version 18.3 which is in beta, brings a host of improvements and new features designed to elevate your iPhone experience. This

Apple posted iOS 18 adoption rates on Friday, which are only slightly different from the numbers for iOS 17 a year ago. The company says iOS 18 has been installed on 68 percent of all iPhones (as of January 21) and 76 percent of models from the last four years.

Apple is gearing up to release iOS 18.3 soon, but another significant update is already on the horizon. iOS 18.4, expected to launch in April, will reportedly include three major Siri upgrades, new emojis, and expanded Apple Intelligence language support.

While there is no fixed date for an iPhone SE release, several of Apple's second-tier products have launched in the late March to early April window. This includes the first Apple Silicon iMacs, the M2 MacBook Pro laptops, the iPad Air 5, and more. In addition to the iPhone SE, Apple is expected to debut the iPad 11 and the iPad Air this spring.

While iOS 18.3 does offer new features, none of them are what most users would consider game-changing to the overall iOS 18 experience. That is to say, if you don't like what Apple is doing with its latest OS versions and Apple Intelligence, nothing about this new version is likely to convert you.

Step 1: Update your iPhone to iOS 18.3. Software updates are located in Settings beneath your Apple account. iOS 18.3 is expected within the next few days. Step 2: Navigate to Settings. Step 3: Select "Apple Intelligence & Siri." Step 4: Toggle off "Apple Intelligence."

The iOS 18.3 Release Candidate (RC) marks a significant milestone in Apple's software development process, providing users with a comprehensive preview of

An Apple veteran is to work directly under Apple's AI boss Giannandrea and optimize the software behind Siri and Apple Intelligence. The need is great.