iOS 18 developer beta 3 with Apple Intelligence
Apple has released the third developer beta of iOS 18.1, introducing new Apple Intelligence features like “Clean Up” in Photos and improved notification summaries. Alongside this, the iOS 18 public beta 6 has been launched for enhanced stability, bug fixes, and system optimization.
These versions are now available for testing on eligible iPhone models.The upcoming iPhone 16 series, set to launch on September 9, is expected to come with iOS 18 pre-installed. Apple is likely to roll out iOS 18 to other eligible iPhone models shortly after the launch of the new series.
The iOS 18.1 beta update focuses on Apple Intelligence features, while the iOS 18 beta versions concentrate on a new user interface, app redesigns, and other changes. The iOS 18.1 developer beta 3 introduces features like the “Clean Up” option in Photos and notification summaries for all apps.
iOS 18.1 Developer Beta 3: What’s New
Apple has introduced a new “Clean Up” image editing tool in the Photos app with iOS 18.1 developer beta 3. This tool uses artificial intelligence to detect and remove distracting objects in the background. Users can select specific objects to remove, and the tool fills in the blank spaces appropriately using generative artificial intelligence.
Notification summaries, previously available for native apps, are now extended to include notifications from third-party apps with the latest update. This feature groups key details from multiple notifications, providing users with a quick overview.
Apple’s AI technology powers these notification summaries, making it easier for users to manage notifications effectively.
iOS 18 Public Beta 6: What’s New
While iOS 18.1 betas focus on new features, iOS 18 beta updates primarily offer improved stability, bug fixes, and optimization. The latest iOS 18 beta version is likely the final update before Apple starts rolling out release candidate versions of the new operating system for iPhones.
This update brings minor changes to enhance the overall performance and user experience of iOS 18.