Apple Intelligence will debut in some countries soon. Although Apple’s artificial intelligence won’t be available in Europe or in Spanish until late 2024, the tech giant announced Internal Storage Requirements Your iPhone Needs to be able to fulfill it.
Supporting document found 9to5Mac revealed the amount of memory that Apple Intelligence will occupy on all compatible devices. According to the iOS 18.1 beta document, Apple Intelligence takes up 4GB of memory.
“Apple Intelligence is available on iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, all iPhone 16 models, and iPad and Mac models with M1 and later. iPhone devices require 4GB of storage,” the iOS 18.1 beta release notes say.
While storage space shouldn’t be an issue for iPhone 15 Pro Max owners, those considering upgrading to the 128GB iPhone 16 should take this requirement into consideration. The 4GB required to run Apple Intelligence is not affected by iOS 18.. To this we must add the space taken up by our photos and videos, as well as the apps and games we download.
In less time than you think, your iPhone’s 128GB will be used up and you’ll run out of space unless you sign up for an iCloud plan to back up all your documents and media content.
When will Apple Intelligence launch in Spain and Latin America
During the presentation of the iPhone 16 Apple Confirms It Will Release Apple Intelligence in Spanish. While the tech company hasn’t revealed an official launch date for Spain or Latin America, we now know that the AI will have native support for our language in 2025.
Apple Intelligence will debut in English this year and will offer some features for users in the US and other English-speaking countries. Apple’s AI is rumored not to offer all the features announced during WWDC 2024.
Leaked calendar shows that we will have to wait until iOS 18.4 to experience all the features, including the new Siri. This version of the operating system will be launched in March 2025 for all users, although this does not mean that it will reach Europe. Apple must overcome some requirements of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) to be able to launch its artificial intelligence on the Old Continent.
Features like iPhone Mirroring and SharePlay Screen Sharing won’t be coming to Europe until 2025, Apple confirmed in June. will delay the launch of Apple Intelligence in Spain and other EU countries. The Cupertino residents accused the DMA of “forcing them to reduce the security of their products and services,” mainly the compatibility requirements needed for iOS and iPadOS.
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