iPhone 15 Pro users have another reason to celebrate thanks to Apple which is actually saving them a lot of money. The company is gearing up to include Visual Intelligence in iPhone 15 Pro devices so they don’t have to upgrade to the iPhone 16 series.
In case you’re wondering, Visual Intelligence is very similar to Google Lens and it’s coming to all the 2023 Pro series models as a part of the latest update from Apple.
Currently, only those with the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro get the chance to trigger the feature by long pressing the dedicated camera button. However, the 16e 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max designs don’t have any physical camera buttons. For this reason, they need to assign it to an Action Button or make use of Control Center shortcuts that will arrive in the newest software update.
Tech giant Apple failed to explain which iOS version will bring forward Apple Intelligence’s visual search in the iPhone 15 Pro series. But some experts at Daring Fireball do feel it’s going to be a part of the iOS 18.4 that might be coming very soon for all beta testers.
Part of the company’s Apple Intelligence suite of AI features, users can point the device at anything and use AI to analyze what it is in real life. While it can do it on its own, it gets more helpful with details from the shortcuts towards ChatGPT or Google Image Search.
Just activate the Visual Intelligence select the Google search shortcut and see the web results pop up for your search. You could simply use ChatGPT as another simpler alternative. Remember, Visual Intelligence can do several things without using assistance from Google and OpenAI.
This includes interacting with text, translating, and reading things aloud, or simply generating a summary of the text. You can similarly learn more about businesses by pointing the device in the direction and seeing the hours, any services on offer, and what menu it might have for dining. Perhaps you’re interested in making a purchase, they can provide you with a list of the products on offer.
So if you’ve got the iPhone 15 Pro series then we do ask you to keep those eyes open for an exciting endeavor.
Image: DIW-Aigen
Read next: Apple Intelligence Falls Short of iPhone Users’ Expectations
In case you’re wondering, Visual Intelligence is very similar to Google Lens and it’s coming to all the 2023 Pro series models as a part of the latest update from Apple.
Currently, only those with the iPhone 16 and 16 Pro get the chance to trigger the feature by long pressing the dedicated camera button. However, the 16e 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max designs don’t have any physical camera buttons. For this reason, they need to assign it to an Action Button or make use of Control Center shortcuts that will arrive in the newest software update.
Tech giant Apple failed to explain which iOS version will bring forward Apple Intelligence’s visual search in the iPhone 15 Pro series. But some experts at Daring Fireball do feel it’s going to be a part of the iOS 18.4 that might be coming very soon for all beta testers.
Part of the company’s Apple Intelligence suite of AI features, users can point the device at anything and use AI to analyze what it is in real life. While it can do it on its own, it gets more helpful with details from the shortcuts towards ChatGPT or Google Image Search.
Just activate the Visual Intelligence select the Google search shortcut and see the web results pop up for your search. You could simply use ChatGPT as another simpler alternative. Remember, Visual Intelligence can do several things without using assistance from Google and OpenAI.
This includes interacting with text, translating, and reading things aloud, or simply generating a summary of the text. You can similarly learn more about businesses by pointing the device in the direction and seeing the hours, any services on offer, and what menu it might have for dining. Perhaps you’re interested in making a purchase, they can provide you with a list of the products on offer.
So if you’ve got the iPhone 15 Pro series then we do ask you to keep those eyes open for an exciting endeavor.
Image: DIW-Aigen
Read next: Apple Intelligence Falls Short of iPhone Users’ Expectations
