"Apple's promise of AI was intriguing, but the company didn't deliver. The iPhone camera kept getting better, but my photos look just fine already."
"Apple did deliver one feature that would have made me upgrade: allowing an iPhone to record and quickly transcribe calls. But the company then rolled it out to all devices."
"If Apple Intelligence were really intelligent, it would understand that I don't need 16 alerts about a Senate race being called; I just need one."
"The phone should know - based on my destination and routing in Apple Maps - that I'm on the way and not send a calendar alert 15 minutes before my meeting."
Apple's annual device updates fail to provide strong incentives for upgrades. The promise of AI remains unfulfilled, and while camera improvements are noted, they do not compel change. A notable feature, call recording and transcription, was made available across all devices, diminishing its appeal for new iPhone sales. Users face limitations, such as a 30-minute transcription cap. Additionally, the lack of intelligent notifications and alerts reflects a missed opportunity for enhancing user experience, particularly for those managing multiple information sources.
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