Google has extended its built‑in Gemini AI experience to Chrome on iPhone and iPad after earlier rollouts on desktop and Android. The new integration adds a spark icon beside the address bar that opens a "Pages tool" offering Lens and an "Ask Gemini" chat window. Users can ask Gemini to summarize pages, generate FAQs, simplify complex topics, test knowledge, modify recipes, and compare information. The feature currently works only in the United States, requires English‑language Chrome, a signed‑in account, and is unavailable in incognito mode or for users under 18. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, now powered by the new M5 processor, is quietly adding practical AI tools to iPhone, iPad and Mac devices. Features such as Prioritize Notifications, automatic Summaries for messages and emails, a refreshed Siri experience with silent activation and ChatGPT integration, a Reduce Interruptions Focus mode, and an AI‑enhanced Clean Up tool in Photos are already available on compatible models. While still in beta, these capabilities aim to streamline daily tasks and reduce distractions, showing how Apple is embedding artificial intelligence into its ecosystem. Read more →

Instagram has finally released a native iPad app, arriving 15 years after the platform first launched. The tablet version opens directly to a Reels feed, lets users view posts and Reels in chronological order, and takes advantage of the larger screen with side‑by‑side comments and an integrated inbox in Direct Messages. The move follows earlier comments from Instagram head Adam Mosseri that the iPad market was not a priority, making the new app a notable shift in the company’s tablet strategy. Read more →

In a recent Engadget podcast, hosts discuss the muted excitement ahead of Apple's September 9th iPhone 17 event, a U.S. antitrust judge's decision that Google will not be forced to sell Chrome, upcoming Gemini-powered smart home announcements, the Browser Company’s sale to Atlassian, Instagram’s first iPad app after 15 years, Dolby Vision 2 with AI features, and Ooni’s AI‑driven Volt V2 pizza oven. The episode also highlights new hardware from Remarkable, Acer, and Samsung. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, the AI suite introduced with iOS 18, has sparked mixed reactions among users. Surveys show a minority of smartphone owners are eager to adopt the new features, while many cite storage concerns and limited perceived value. Apple now provides clear steps to turn off the entire system or individual components, and to monitor the space the service occupies. Understanding these options helps users reclaim storage, protect privacy, and tailor their device experience to personal preferences. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, the AI suite embedded in the latest iOS, iPadOS, and macOS releases, can be disabled entirely or fine‑tuned feature by feature. Users can manage the setting in the device’s Settings app, control storage impact, and adjust permissions through Screen Time. Surveys show mixed interest in AI features, with many users opting out. The guide explains how to locate the Apple Intelligence toggle, turn off specific tools like Image Playground, Genmoji, and message summaries, and manage related options such as Writing Tools and the ChatGPT Extension. Read more →

Instagram has finally released a native iPad app, arriving 15 years after the platform first launched. The tablet version opens directly to a Reels feed, lets users view posts and Reels in chronological order, and takes advantage of the larger screen with side‑by‑side comments and an integrated inbox in Direct Messages. The move follows earlier comments from Instagram head Adam Mosseri that the iPad market was not a priority, making the new app a notable shift in the company’s tablet strategy. Read more →

Instagram has finally released a native iPad app, arriving 15 years after the platform first launched. The tablet version opens directly to a Reels feed, lets users view posts and Reels in chronological order, and takes advantage of the larger screen with side‑by‑side comments and an integrated inbox in Direct Messages. The move follows earlier comments from Instagram head Adam Mosseri that the iPad market was not a priority, making the new app a notable shift in the company’s tablet strategy. Read more →

In a recent Engadget podcast, hosts discuss the muted excitement ahead of Apple's September 9th iPhone 17 event, a U.S. antitrust judge's decision that Google will not be forced to sell Chrome, upcoming Gemini-powered smart home announcements, the Browser Company’s sale to Atlassian, Instagram’s first iPad app after 15 years, Dolby Vision 2 with AI features, and Ooni’s AI‑driven Volt V2 pizza oven. The episode also highlights new hardware from Remarkable, Acer, and Samsung. Read more →

In a recent Engadget podcast, hosts discuss the muted excitement ahead of Apple's September 9th iPhone 17 event, a U.S. antitrust judge's decision that Google will not be forced to sell Chrome, upcoming Gemini-powered smart home announcements, the Browser Company’s sale to Atlassian, Instagram’s first iPad app after 15 years, Dolby Vision 2 with AI features, and Ooni’s AI‑driven Volt V2 pizza oven. The episode also highlights new hardware from Remarkable, Acer, and Samsung. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, the AI suite introduced with iOS 18, has sparked mixed reactions among users. Surveys show a minority of smartphone owners are eager to adopt the new features, while many cite storage concerns and limited perceived value. Apple now provides clear steps to turn off the entire system or individual components, and to monitor the space the service occupies. Understanding these options helps users reclaim storage, protect privacy, and tailor their device experience to personal preferences. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, the AI suite introduced with iOS 18, has sparked mixed reactions among users. Surveys show a minority of smartphone owners are eager to adopt the new features, while many cite storage concerns and limited perceived value. Apple now provides clear steps to turn off the entire system or individual components, and to monitor the space the service occupies. Understanding these options helps users reclaim storage, protect privacy, and tailor their device experience to personal preferences. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, the AI suite embedded in the latest iOS, iPadOS, and macOS releases, can be disabled entirely or fine‑tuned feature by feature. Users can manage the setting in the device’s Settings app, control storage impact, and adjust permissions through Screen Time. Surveys show mixed interest in AI features, with many users opting out. The guide explains how to locate the Apple Intelligence toggle, turn off specific tools like Image Playground, Genmoji, and message summaries, and manage related options such as Writing Tools and the ChatGPT Extension. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, the AI suite embedded in the latest iOS, iPadOS, and macOS releases, can be disabled entirely or fine‑tuned feature by feature. Users can manage the setting in the device’s Settings app, control storage impact, and adjust permissions through Screen Time. Surveys show mixed interest in AI features, with many users opting out. The guide explains how to locate the Apple Intelligence toggle, turn off specific tools like Image Playground, Genmoji, and message summaries, and manage related options such as Writing Tools and the ChatGPT Extension. Read more →

Instagram has finally released a native iPad app, arriving 15 years after the platform first launched. The tablet version opens directly to a Reels feed, lets users view posts and Reels in chronological order, and takes advantage of the larger screen with side‑by‑side comments and an integrated inbox in Direct Messages. The move follows earlier comments from Instagram head Adam Mosseri that the iPad market was not a priority, making the new app a notable shift in the company’s tablet strategy. Read more →

In a recent Engadget podcast, hosts discuss the muted excitement ahead of Apple's September 9th iPhone 17 event, a U.S. antitrust judge's decision that Google will not be forced to sell Chrome, upcoming Gemini-powered smart home announcements, the Browser Company’s sale to Atlassian, Instagram’s first iPad app after 15 years, Dolby Vision 2 with AI features, and Ooni’s AI‑driven Volt V2 pizza oven. The episode also highlights new hardware from Remarkable, Acer, and Samsung. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, the AI suite introduced with iOS 18, has sparked mixed reactions among users. Surveys show a minority of smartphone owners are eager to adopt the new features, while many cite storage concerns and limited perceived value. Apple now provides clear steps to turn off the entire system or individual components, and to monitor the space the service occupies. Understanding these options helps users reclaim storage, protect privacy, and tailor their device experience to personal preferences. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, the AI suite embedded in the latest iOS, iPadOS, and macOS releases, can be disabled entirely or fine‑tuned feature by feature. Users can manage the setting in the device’s Settings app, control storage impact, and adjust permissions through Screen Time. Surveys show mixed interest in AI features, with many users opting out. The guide explains how to locate the Apple Intelligence toggle, turn off specific tools like Image Playground, Genmoji, and message summaries, and manage related options such as Writing Tools and the ChatGPT Extension. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, the AI suite embedded in the latest iOS, iPadOS, and macOS releases, can be disabled entirely or fine‑tuned feature by feature. Users can manage the setting in the device’s Settings app, control storage impact, and adjust permissions through Screen Time. Surveys show mixed interest in AI features, with many users opting out. The guide explains how to locate the Apple Intelligence toggle, turn off specific tools like Image Playground, Genmoji, and message summaries, and manage related options such as Writing Tools and the ChatGPT Extension. Read more →

Apple Intelligence, the AI suite introduced with iOS 18, has sparked mixed reactions among users. Surveys show a minority of smartphone owners are eager to adopt the new features, while many cite storage concerns and limited perceived value. Apple now provides clear steps to turn off the entire system or individual components, and to monitor the space the service occupies. Understanding these options helps users reclaim storage, protect privacy, and tailor their device experience to personal preferences. Read more →