Getting to know your Apple Intelligence features
Mail
Within the Mail app, you'll now be prompted to review time-sensitive messages.
Mail will also look for high-priority messages and highlight them at the top of your inbox.
You can also have Apple Intelligence give you a quick summary of lengthy emails you receive.
Notifications
You can use the new Reduce Interruptions Focus mode to have Apple Intelligence only notify you with critical information when you're busy.
When using this mode, a quick tap will show you all your notifications.
Apple Intelligence can now automatically summarize multiple notifications you receive, allowing you to quickly view what's most important at a glance.
Images / Genmoji
With Apple Intelligence, you can now create images from prompts. Just launch the Image Playground app to get started.
Within the Notes app, you can turn a sketch into an AI-generated image using Image Wand.
Within the Messages app, tap the Emoji keyboard icon to access Genmoji — custom emoji you can create by offering a description of what you want to see.
Camera and Visual Intelligence
Use Visual Intelligence to scan nearby items with your camera. You can then interact with your device to get more information, such as the operating hours of a business you're looking at or a translation of the text you're trying to read.
To open Visual Intelligence, hold down the Camera Control button on the side of your phone. For iPhone 15 and other devices without the Camera Control button, you can access Visual Intelligence via the Control Center.
If you've connected your Apple ID to ChatGPT, you can also ask for additional information about anything in your camera's viewfinder.
Separately, you can also search Google for items that are similar to whatever you're looking at.
ChatGPT and Messages
You can also use your connected ChatGPT service to help you write content. Within any app or service that supports Apple's Writing Tools, simply select the Compose text option.
