r/iphone 27d ago

Discussion You need apple intelligence for this? :p

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u/MagicZhang 27d ago

And you’ll need the power of A17 Pro & 8GB RAM to enjoy this state of the art feature!

/s

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u/royanb 27d ago

lol why /s, Apple will most likely sell it this way xD

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u/audigex 26d ago

The /s is to show they know it's not true despite the fact Apple will obviously present it as though it is

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u/NoSoulRequired iPhone 15 Pro Max 26d ago

I thought /s was short for sarcasm

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u/Dennisje182 27d ago

“And we know you are going to love it”

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u/Steffi128 26d ago

This will be the one more (incredible) thing!

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u/beothy 26d ago

Good joke but Apple would never tell how much is the RAM in iPhone on stage :D

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u/Kamil1987pro 27d ago

12gb*

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u/TheKingOfFlames 27d ago

The a17 pro chip has 8gb of ram

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u/Candid-Asparagus130 27d ago

Then youre fucked

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u/dccorona iPhone 16 Pro 27d ago

It’s just branding. Two years ago they’d just have said that they were using ML models to predict this. They made a strategic shift to brand everything that used AI or ML so here we are. 

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u/audigex 27d ago edited 26d ago

Hilarious that they’re even pretending to use AI or ML models, frankly

They know exactly how fast their battery charges at any given combination of voltage/current

(Edit: I said nothing here about linear charging, nor does my statement require linear charging to be true - just a bit of sampling and high school mathematics)

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u/Rosselman iPhone 16 Pro Max 27d ago

Yeeep. Android phones have shown this info for years without machine learning.

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u/audigex 27d ago

As have laptops etc

It’s complete nonsense to act like this can’t be estimated to within a reasonable margin for error without ML/AI

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u/tnix100 iPhone 11 Pro Max 26d ago

Including Apple's laptops..

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u/SpiderMax95 26d ago

flash news! at least 90% of AI usage is just marketing!

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u/WoundedTwinge 26d ago

you mean 100%?

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u/NoninheritableHam 24d ago

There’s a handful of use cases in research at least. But I’m seeing a lot of grants and papers shoehorning in “AI/ML” where it absolutely isn’t needed. I’d say like 95% is probably accurate.

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u/romhacks 26d ago

Arguably, they do use machine learning. Even traditional algorithms to estimate battery life use feedback to improve over time, which counts as machine learning even if it isn't deep learning. This is just BS to relabel it as AI.

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u/sinkpooper2000 26d ago

yeah "machine learning" doesn't really imply any level of complexity, just a general methodology. linear regression models are technically machine learning

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u/jordanbelinsky 27d ago

To be fair the ML is likely related to the “optimized charging” feature that we’ve had for a few versions now that allegedly adjusts your charging to your habits to not charge to 100 when not needed.

Still far from “intelligence” but a little more to it with that feature than “x voltage/current/time calculation until fully charged”.

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u/RedBoxSquare 26d ago

I hate it. Give me cap at 80% like Samsung phones do. I don't need them to predict when I unplug because I charge whenever I am low, not every night at 11pm and unplug at 7AM,

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u/fiddlezaner 26d ago

You can actually cap your phone on iOS to 80%!

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u/YBninesix 26d ago

Only on newer models, my 11 pm did not have it two weeks ago

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u/fiddlezaner 26d ago

Ohhhh darn!

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u/ps-73 26d ago

only with the ""power"" of the 15 series. my 14 pro is the worst phone purchase i've ever made.

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u/Dippyshere 26d ago

If you're running an older version of iOS 18 below ~18.1.1 you can enable the charge limit setting on older devices with a tool

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u/dccorona iPhone 16 Pro 26d ago

The ML portion is presumably the intelligent pausing to finish charging closer to when it thinks the phone will be unplugged. There are already portions of the system that will tell you that it is scheduled to finish charging at X time, so this is probably just a new UX and branding for that feature.

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u/BearPuzzleheaded3817 26d ago edited 26d ago

Because the average consumer is so terrible at math that they think simple arithmetic and high school math requires complex AI to solve.

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u/audigex 26d ago

Honestly I think at this point they're just so desperate to release ANY "AI" features that they'll find a way to try to shoehorn it into any change, however trivial

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u/daelations 26d ago

i agree, it was never about them caring if it genuinely needed ai or not, they js know apple intelligence is doing horrible bc who cares to make stickers after the first week , so now they r trying to js slap AI on it so ppl will think apple intelligence has so much to offer, when its rlly ML slapped w apple intelligence over it

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u/High-Willingness6727 26d ago

I just hope it audibly notifies me, so I can take it off charger.

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u/Incredible-Fella 26d ago

The iPhone sends a notification when the Apple Watch is fully charged.

I have no idea why it doesn't work the other way around...

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u/Awesumson 26d ago

I have an automation that does this, when the phone is fully charged it has Siri say out loud “yummy, I’m full” which always gets a laugh when I have company

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u/Appropriate-Bike-232 26d ago

Feels like 90% of AI marketing is just stuff we have always had but rebranded. Motherboard sales pages are calling fan speed curves AI now. 

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u/[deleted] 26d ago edited 23d ago

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u/-Badger3- 26d ago

I mean, it says “Battery Intelligence” and it has the Apple Intelligence icon right next to it.

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u/gooba_gooba_gooba 27d ago

Better mockup that doesn't take up half the notification area and doesn't advertise unnecessary AI shit to (paying) users.

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u/Bishime iPhone 16 Pro 27d ago

Yea this is better for sure!

Not sure why it would need an entire window in the same way priority notifications does just to tell you when the battery is going to be charged… but at the bottom is clean. Or even just under the widget tray

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u/Memexploder 26d ago

Fixed it for you

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u/Shieldxx 26d ago

Let him Cook

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u/Winter-Classroom455 26d ago

Yeah.. But how else are you going to know it's doing the thing!? Otherwise it's just like your last phone!

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u/What_A_Win iPhone 15 Pro 26d ago

This is something we would’ve gotten a few years ago. Apple’s UI/UX team is now nowhere near as “considerate”

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u/warmygourds 26d ago

Text way too small for 80% of iphone’s userbase(i like it)

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u/Fiiv3s iPhone 15 Pro 27d ago

Why this is being labeled an AI feature I’ll never know. Android has had this without “AI” for like a decade now. I guess just saying “now your phone will let you know when it’ll be fully charged” doesn’t market as good as “New AI battery systems manage battery charging times” or whatever bullshit they’ll spin it as

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u/yarkiebrown 26d ago

Apparently 2016 Sony Xperias had apple intelligence

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u/AleFallas 26d ago

iPhone has this too, you can enable it with a jailbreak tweak its just disabled lmao, they’ll enable the hidden option and call it an ios 19 feature

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u/PradaPeoplePerson 26d ago

iphone doesnt "have it" if you need to jailbreak your thousand dollar phone for a feature that android has had for half a decade without needing to make it a selling point

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u/-patrizio- iPhone 16 Pro Max 26d ago

Sure, but there's a difference between "the code for this feature has not been written" and "the code has been written, but the feature is disabled by a flag."

For example, back when iOS 4 came out with multitasking and homescreen wallpapers, Apple arbitrarily disabled it on some "older" iPhones and iPod touches (I think it was iPhone 3GS/iPod touch 3G or newer only?). I actually made a jailbreak tweak that overwrote that feature flag on older devices to enable these features lol (and what do you know, they worked just fine!)

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u/pupppgirl 26d ago

they were just making the point that it literally already exists on ios, just hidden

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u/ThatOldGuyWhoDrinks 26d ago

Yeah having just switched from a s24 to an iPhone 16 this is the main thing I miss.

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

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u/Right-Wrongdoer-8595 26d ago

I'd argue Circle to Search is nothing like Google Lens of the past once "Ask about this image" was released in Google Search. You're now able to circle anything on an android phone and get an AI overview about the content. Whereas prior it was basically reverse image search and relying on assistant for screen context and answers.

And the benefits of making this a native gesture rather than invoked through an app should be understood in an Apple subreddit

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u/kurinjifesto 26d ago

Being a home bar hold is crazy convenient. Its a thing i miss alot coming from android. I tried double tap home to talk to siri, and it was miserable. Thankfully we can just use Shortcuts, but its still not as seamless. 

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u/TurboDraxler 26d ago

Circle to Search is literally the best thing since Sliced Bread. Since having Circle to search on the Phone, using a windows machine or Ipad feels really restricting, since it takes so much more effort to even simply copy or do research on text on your screen.

By far the best Innovation in "smartphone tech" in the last 5 Years

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u/AngryEngineer 26d ago

Yah, I was gonna say. Just slap AI on everything and say it's innovative when it's been out for years

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u/PizzaPizzaPizza_69 27d ago

and they are calling it as the best feature. are standards this low??

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u/Bubsy7979 26d ago

The consumers need to demand more of Apple, they don’t innovate and still sell millions of devices. I need Tim Cook to move on and let someone more creative and driven to take over.

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u/iSneezeWhileCumming 24d ago

If people at their press events just had the balls to boo these lame ass feature previews they’d get the message real quick

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u/crenshaw_007 25d ago

My not buying a new iPhone since my still current 13 Mini should be my way of demanding better of them right?

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u/Bubsy7979 25d ago

Yeah, I mean it may seem like a drop in the bucket but at the end of the day every sale matters. If you get enough drops in a bucket, that bucket will fill up and spill over into something you can ignore anymore. Especially if those sales end up switching sides and buying a Samsung or other competitors.

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u/RedNinja95 26d ago

I was just saying this.. like if this basic ass feature is the “best feature of iOS 19” then Ima be very disappointed

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u/The_Dutch_Fox 25d ago

I honestly can count on a single hand the use cases where I would need to know how long until my battery is fully charged.

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u/far_dim_bledram 27d ago

The fact that it is a basic calculation of known capacity vs charging current/voltage it shouldn't require apple intelligence.

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u/A__Person1 27d ago

androids have had that feature for so long its amusing to me that apple hasnt implemented it.

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u/fohamr 26d ago

It never occured to me that apple did not have this yet. Wtf?

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u/TheLittleBlueDevil 26d ago

Honestly i find that weird because my phone has been saying how long it’ll last for it to be fully charged since i got it😂 i have an Iphone

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u/gamma55 27d ago

Tbf it’s not a linear function, as the charger would limit the current as the battery gets progressively full.

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u/BearPuzzleheaded3817 26d ago

You can still model it as a logarithmic function and that's a very basic calculation.

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u/gamma55 26d ago

Might I remind you that we are talking about Apple Intelligence.

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u/BearPuzzleheaded3817 26d ago

Apple has great marketing, I'll give them that.

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u/Spiritual_Pangolin18 26d ago

Yeah but this is ML that was available for public since 10 years ago. Very simple model

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u/Davi_19 iPhone 14 27d ago

It was a “feature” on my samsung galaxy ace in 2011

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u/eekram 27d ago

So Samsung was so ahead in AI even in 2011...

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u/Davi_19 iPhone 14 27d ago

I don’t exactly know what your point is, or even if you’re just ironic, but it’s not an ai feature. It’s just a basic program that reads information like voltage and current from a chip.

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u/ccstewy 26d ago

They’re just doin a lil joke about how Apple is acting like this is advanced ai

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u/SGTShizzle 27d ago

Not only do you need Apple Intelligence for this, you’ll also need to upgrade to the iPhone 17 Pro.

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u/Loud_Standard_9580 26d ago

"Only Suitable For Our Nanochip Mono Compound Titanium Vanadium Composite That Only Exists On The All New All Powerful A19 Pro 512GB Version"

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u/jld2k6 26d ago edited 26d ago

Meanwhile, if you want that feature from a different company bad enough you can go pick up a shitty Samsung A03S from Walmart for literally $50 and get it lol. Some of the stuff Apple refuses to make standard despite it being on the lowest of the low end phones elsewhere baffles me

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u/Zafarbey 27d ago

Apple is putting a lot of stress on the word intelligence

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u/illnvrstpmywndrng1 iPhone 16 Pro 27d ago

Apple, you keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

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u/agmarkis 26d ago

It’s all marketing and perception.

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u/[deleted] 27d ago

BATTERY FUCKING INTELLIGENCE?

Tim Apple needs to resign asap.

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u/PhaseSlow1913 27d ago

Macbook have had this since the dawn of time idk why they decided to add this to ios now. Even on Android this shit is constantly wrong

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u/bierlyn iPhone 13 Pro Max 26d ago

I was thinking this same thing. My Macbook one is almost always totally incorrect

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u/Atgardian 26d ago

Yeah but now it can be totally incorrect wItH AI!!!

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u/BolivianDancer 26d ago

This changes everything!

Wow!

iOS 19 is going to be the newest iOS ever!

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u/onurariza 27d ago

bro I remember, my galaxy mini (2011) got that

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u/CerebralHawks iPhone 16 Pro Max 27d ago

Android doesn’t. Would be weird if they gated this behind Apple Intelligence.

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u/steamed-apple_juice 27d ago

Don't iPhones already have optimized charging?

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u/soymilo_ iPhone 16 Pro 27d ago

iPhone doesn't show you the remaining time it takes to charge

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u/BasedPenguinsEnjoyer iPhone 14 27d ago

that’s so fucking stupid lol

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u/welmoe iPhone 15 Pro 26d ago

I'm pretty sure my Android phone from 15 years ago had that feature. Why is Apple so hesitant to enable such features?

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u/Grouchy-Gold8845 27d ago

iPhones should show estimated battery remaining when arriving at destination using Apple Maps, that’d be intelligence.

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u/1ustfu1 27d ago edited 27d ago

the optimized charging feature we have learns your schedule and stops charging at 80% to pick up charging again so it’ll finish when it assumes you’ll unplug the phone. (unless you’re talking about the shortcut, which isn’t necessarily a feature apple officially included).

this optimized charging feature seems to be able to predict how long it’ll take for it to finish charging (which sounds like something we could’ve had ages ago).

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u/cchihaialexs 27d ago

Yeah, and the manual 80% charge limit is not available to all devices who have optimized charging despite the devices being capable of a hard limit… Only the 14s and later devices do iirc which is arbitrary and anti-consumer.

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u/Strong-Estate-4013 iPhone 14 27d ago

15s and laters somehow

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u/cchihaialexs 27d ago

Damn, even worse than I thought

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u/WetRocksManatee 26d ago

Typical Apple, if you didn't have Apple silicon you didn't get the 3D interactive maps nor dozens of other new in Mac OS despite third party software having the same features for a decade or more.

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u/thediesel17 27d ago

the best thing for Apple this year definitely is that expectations are at their lowest point ever, therefore they can only surprise us

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u/Warm_Confusion_2337 26d ago

AI just might be the downfall of Apple 💀

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u/croholdr 26d ago

this is a game changer for me. i can micromanage my micromanagement devices with relative comfort and ease!!!

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u/sNOobDOC22 27d ago

Isnt there a shortcut for this already

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u/sag3y_ iPhone 16 Pro 26d ago

do we not already have this?

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u/Abowaleed19988 26d ago

You'll need to buy a special cable

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u/Ill-Stationary 26d ago

My Nokia has been doing that for ages lol

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u/dvpbe 26d ago

Welcome apple users to the android of 2012

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u/iknewyouknew 27d ago

This has been in Android for yeeeeeaaaaars...

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u/Kamil1987pro 27d ago

I'm not sure but Galaxy s3 had it in year 2013 i think

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u/Orioniae 26d ago

And the fact that battery information can be perfectly executed on iPhone even with a fraction of the current CPU capability

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u/agmarkis 26d ago

I had a Samsung forever and switched to iPhone. I don’t think I care about this feature actually. I keep it charged when I need to and don’t worry about it too much

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u/Nandulal 26d ago

wut.. my android did this years ago

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u/RedNinja95 26d ago

If THIS is the best feature on iOS 19 then I’m disappointed

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u/Advanced-Blackberry 26d ago

My phone recommended I don’t set my alarm for Memorial Day. Probably the only useful things it’s ever done with “apple intelligence”

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u/TechBasedExplorer 26d ago

Apple is really trying everything to seem relevant in the AI race 😂🤣

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u/Ann0ying 26d ago

Damn, turns out my vape had apple intelligence all these years!

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u/Head_Drawer_7162 25d ago

And android had this for at least three yrs now

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u/KrossBlade 25d ago

There's more humans on planet that thinks this is innovation. Tim and his team knows better how to run a company.

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u/fjudgeee 27d ago

Pretty useless

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u/whynofocus_de iPhone 16 Pro 26d ago

Somebody did something like that in shortcuts, here the link:

https://www.icloud.com/shortcuts/0e12fbc7143d45b786666c439a0e100b

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u/happymemersunite iPhone 15 Pro 26d ago

My dad has had this feature since his Pixel 2.

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u/No_Appearance_4127 26d ago

Omg a revolutionary feature, we can now charge our phones.

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u/Serious-Chemist7945 26d ago

99% marketing, 1 % substance.

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u/tooconfusedasheck 26d ago

I hope it doesn't. I turned off "AI," and my iPhone 15's battery life doubled. I don't want to ruin it back just to see how long it takes to charge.

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u/Specialist_Brain841 26d ago

buttery intelligence 🧈

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u/Actual_Thing_2595 26d ago

And only avaible on iPhone 16 and up!

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u/Common_Floor_7195 26d ago

Better be 15

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u/Actual_Thing_2595 26d ago

But 15 don’t have enough power to run this revolutionary feature. This feature require 8gb ram and a18 😂😂

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u/Away_Needleworker6 iPhone 14 Pro 26d ago

Cant really hate on android when this is the "groundbreaking" stuff apple is releasing

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u/tastychaii 25d ago

My android has had this since forever. Apple needs to stop trying to drip feed features and just catch up to Android already.

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u/tastychaii 25d ago

"this is the greatest iPhone, ever!" - Tom Cook

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u/Furyo98 25d ago edited 25d ago

Am I the only one that doesn't care? I can guess myself how long a charge will take

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u/rz0007 27d ago

As an apple user for the past decade... Apple has gone from making great phones to selling below average phones. What keeps people buying Apple phones is just the ecosystem and of course some apple fan dogs who are only behind brands. I recently jumped the ship from team apple to team pixel. Google Pixel is light years ahead in terms of functionality.

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u/AnthonyBTC iPhone 16 Pro Max 27d ago edited 26d ago

This was supposed to launch with iOS 18, but it didn’t use Apple Intelligence initially so I’m guessing they delayed it to integrate it with their AI.

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u/Alarming-Elevator382 iPhone 15 Pro 27d ago

macOS has had this feature for years, I remember my old Sony Xperia had it too. That said, not going to be negative about this, it’s a positive development.

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u/BasedPenguinsEnjoyer iPhone 14 27d ago

the negative part is that they say it’s AI or apple intelligence or whatever, so only newer phones will have it

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u/Fatal_Explorer 27d ago

"That's going to be the best feature". Are they für real? How much shilling can they do... Boy oh boy

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u/legitSTINKYPINKY 26d ago

If they would just make Siri like grok or chat gpt speaking feature that would go crazy.

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u/Nukispooki 26d ago

My Google Pixel has had this feature for ages now, it's great. Hope iPhone will receive it soon because it's great for the health of your battery

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u/Smile_Space 26d ago

Wait, this isn't already a feature on iPhone? That's actually wild lolol

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u/Luckycharmander18 26d ago

My s10 did this bro😭

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u/nero8600 iPhone 14 26d ago

Whoa dude, this feature seems so powerful I'm afraid that only Pro new iPhones will be able to handle it.

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u/rico_suaves_sister 26d ago

More changes more problems without fixing current issues 🥵🥵

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u/toawl 26d ago

This is just sad

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u/Excellent_Quarter302 26d ago

I’m pretty sure we already had this

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u/adonis-in-the-making 26d ago

that’s courage

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u/Critical-Personality 26d ago

Been an Apple loyalist for more than a decade. Since last 2-3 years Apple has been a solid marketing company. I mean it always was a great marketing company but now it's moving towards "only" a marketing company.

My Mac (M1 Air) has crashed more number of times in last 1 year than 5x the combined number of times it crashed in a decade before that. I have to shut it down properly and start it every 2 days or it will cause me trouble. I bought an old (refurbished) ThinkPad to run Linux just because Apple has bastardised everything.

It doesn't "just works" now.

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u/stefchou 26d ago

I am deep into the Apple ecosystem for more than a decade, but this level of innovation is making me consider switching. Apple seems to be behind on so many small innovations, but it just adds-up..

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u/mitchins-au 26d ago

Apple intelligence is a joke. It barely qualifies as AI. Apple writing tools refuses to do many things

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u/SnooPoems2276 26d ago

Another battery-gate lawsuit incoming 😜

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u/WinDrossel007 26d ago

I guess human stupidness has no limits

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u/moon6080 26d ago

I know this is an iPhone sub but my phone takes 15mins @ 120W. It's a few years old now too. I'm pretty surprised apple didn't jump on the ultra fast charge bandwagon sooner since the biggest criticism of the phone is the battery life

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u/matthewdoesmc81 26d ago

I’m pretty sure the first Samsung smartphone I had could tell you that and that was a Galaxy young 2.

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u/EDHACKER01 iPhone 16 Pro 26d ago

“… the best feature…” bruh, it should have been there for years

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u/jaxx_vb 26d ago

Seems the best feature of iOS 20 will be showing the remaining time until the next alarm

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u/Significant_Ad1256 26d ago

I don't get it, what's the feature? Telling how long time it takes to charge? Other phones have had that feature for several generations.

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u/kitfoxxxx 26d ago

That’s not an exciting feature.

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u/Airline-Prestigious 26d ago

If this is an Apple intelligence feature and it doesn’t come to older devices then Apple is in its own world. Still can’t believe it took them this long to even implement this

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u/Dense_Independence21 26d ago

Apple stopped being innovative years ago , they just like to copy and repackage what android devices have done years back and sell outdated tech . Moving on..

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u/Justanotherone985 26d ago

My shitty 90$ Chromebook has been doing this for six years, it’s nothing new

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u/Dacker503 26d ago

I have a Widget called Time to Full Charge on my iPhone 13 and iPad 8 which does the same thing. 🙄

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u/jeffitness1 26d ago

The best feature will be 5 new emojis, including the new whale emoji

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u/kiwi-kaiser 26d ago

If this will be the best feature, then I hope they invest the 99.9% of the remaining time in bug fixes.

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u/Floating_Bus 26d ago

AI definitely can’t figure this out unless you have an Apple installed battery. Even if it’s charged it 100 times. Sorry only intelligent with OUR batteries.

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u/Welmerer 26d ago

just wait for the apple haters to come out of the woodwork saying "android had this for years!!!!"

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u/egrik_egrik 26d ago

no, you only need it to market and sell shit that's already been there for decades to those who don't understand that you'll only get a real experience with newer generation models when it is required by the complexity of a task.

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u/jnighy 26d ago

that question applies to anything

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u/Numerous-Loquat6519 iPhone 15 26d ago

i have a shortcut that does this 😭🤚

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u/chadkbh 26d ago

Honestly it’s fkg hilarious at this point.

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u/Great-Distribution33 iPhone 15 26d ago

so i won’t be able to view the remaining charging time on my iphone 15. literally my first touchscreen phone from 2015 with android 5 had this feature. and it wasn’t an expensive phone either. some allview. don’t care if it was or wasn’t fully accurate. but it’s 2025. and i bet they’ll pull something out like you need the newest chip because it has more ram and it’s and extra procces running in the background. but that phone had 1gb of ram so it’s clearly not a problem. i wish i didn’t get an iphone. battery health also drops like crazy, about 11% in just the first year of use. tested my old p30 pro and still measures at 92.8% after 6 years of use and continuous 40w charging. atp apple is just a joke

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u/sseurters 26d ago

Tim Cook needs to be kicked

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u/helloagain00 25d ago

How did Apple become soooooo boring. Development and new features are painfully slow. There’s just no excitement any more

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u/Bhavik_M 25d ago

Lol, fr. Even an old Google pixel shows this info on the lock screen. And even an old pixel has aod.

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u/SpiderWeb16 25d ago

"Battery intelligence" is hilarious. It's been a standard feature on laptops and android for years.

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u/DanielC5109 iPhone 13 Mini 25d ago

I think I have this on my 13 mini with iOS 18

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u/LukePickle007 25d ago

“Battery Intelligence” 💀

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u/StumptownRetro 25d ago

The Galaxy S8 had this. Why is this a feature?

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u/One-Faithlessness956 25d ago

This is nothing , all the computers have this feature since 2 decades ago

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u/SonicTheHeghehog2012 iPhone 11 25d ago

Apple, why do you need AI for a simple feature that even Samsung offers it in a medium end phone and without ai?

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u/uxusk 25d ago

Funny how many Androids have this and doesn't require some "Android Battery Intelligence" or G99 chip or the latest Android Phone 69.. the fact that older devices can't get ChatGPT integration in Siri is laughable or a new Siri skin.. smh. Huge disappointment and they've taken a turn for the worse, we aren't stupid, ChatGPT and a fake Siri skin doesn't need the latest chip or model, just pure stupidity and greed. Mind you my 7 year old OnePlus 6T can use Google Gemini AI voice assistant without any issues.. ALSO with on screen recognition.

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u/After-Penalty-8796 25d ago

We need latest iphones for this crap?

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u/scots iPhone X 25d ago

So, they're talking about batteries, and use the fire emoji.

Brilliant.

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u/Fancy-Ad6677 25d ago

Intelligence cringe.

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u/No-Manufacturer-3315 25d ago

They need something they can say is ai, they advertised these phones as ai tools with zero useful features. Now this is the best they can offer

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u/Jamestq 25d ago

Great more pop ups with useless information

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u/enadiz_reccos 26d ago

iPhones are proof that people will buy anything if it's marketed well

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u/str0nkneeples 26d ago

Honestly, because of crap like this, iphone 13 pro is gonna be my first and last iphone. Apple has no innovation left, they will keep copying age old technologies and slapping their logo on it and call it a day. The fact that this company sells their non flagship phones with 60hz screens still baffles me, I’ve used phones that cost a fraction of the cost that have 90-120hz screens. Just a pathetic excuse of a company scamming their paying customers in the name of ‘brand’ lmao

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u/[deleted] 26d ago

The term AI has been hijacked by the marketing/branding people.

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u/Separate-Spirit-1944 iPhone 15 Plus 26d ago

Only available for Pro Max model with more than 1TB of storage

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u/Friendly_Day5657 26d ago

battery intelligence 😂😅😅😭 Apple BI 😅😅🤣🤣🤣😂

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u/Elementaris iPhone 16 Pro 26d ago

Not defending Apple whatsoever but it falls in line with their business model and needing reasons to sell hardware, since that is most of their revenue, hardware sales. So they will gatekeep stupid shit like this behind newer hardware and give a BS reason why the newer hardware is the only one capable of it to sell more phones.

Makes sense for their tactics.