Apple is expected to issue the next major upgrade with significant improvements to Apple Intelligence in April after releasing the iOS 18.3 update for the iPhone last month. But according to a source, the Cupertino-based tech behemoth is developing a new upgrade that might come out before iOS 18.4. According to reports, Apple is working on iOS 18.3.1 for the iPhone, a minor upgrade that may be intended to remedy bugs and security flaws.
iOS 18.3.1 Update for iPhone
MacRumors noted that the iOS 18.3.1 update for the iPhone is currently being developed, using analytics records from the website. According to the report, which cites their records as a trustworthy predictor of future iOS releases, it is probably going to be released in the coming weeks. It won’t be a significant release, though, and is anticipated to include modifications akin to those included in the iOS 18.2.1 update, which was made available in the second week of January.
It is said to provide security fixes for vulnerabilities as well as solutions for any issues found in earlier releases. The update might expand on the modifications made by Apple in the iOS 18.3 release. After the BBC criticized Apple for adding inaccurate information to AI summaries, the company removed its use of Apple Intelligence-powered Notification Summaries for news and entertainment-related items.
The iOS 18.4 upgrade, which is anticipated to be released in April, is still being worked on by the iPhone manufacturer. According to earlier reports, it would have a more recent version of Siri, which the business has been promoting since WWDC 2024.
It is anticipated that it will be able to read the contents of the screen and access a user’s personal information in addition to its current capabilities in order to respond to queries. In order to create responses that are pertinent to the inquiries, it might also be able to analyze files, calendar events, emails, messages, images, and other data. It is anticipated that the upgrade would also feature support for more languages and more emoji.