At a high-profile event in Cupertino, Apple unveiled its newest iPhones, showcasing AI-driven upgrades that promise to reshape the smartphone experience.
Under growing pressure from rivals and exacting consumer demands, Apple spotlighted on-device intelligence for tasks like photo enhancement, smart voice assistance and instant translation—areas where competitors have been gaining ground.
CGTN correspondent Mark Niu observed that while Apple teased these AI features on stage, details on performance and battery life are still pending in hands-on tests.
From digital nomads exploring new cities to entrepreneurs and students editing videos on the fly, global audiences are keen to see if Apple's AI push can deliver real-world impact without sacrificing user privacy.
With pre-orders opening next week and shipping slated for later this month, the tech world will soon discover whether Apple's AI gamble pays off—or if it falls short of sky-high expectations.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
