Is it wrong the iPhone’s AI battery management is the only WWDC rumor I’m excited about?

The Apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) conference will start next week – but if I am honest with myself, I suffer from attention. I used to watch the offers with excited anticipation regarding what will come to the new Mac throughout the next year. But in recent years, many features that highlighted have fell either in the bucket. “Wait, can’t you really do it?” Or who put a mark “well, this no something I Going to use. “

This does not help in the rumor ads list for this year, and they are often things that I know I will not need to deal with. The highest rumors is to repair the user interface inspired by vision to bring the iPhone, iPad and Mac with their youngest brother. The consistency is a good thing for the goal, but Apple justifies this change by saying that it is supposed to switch between platforms. I can’t say I had a problem at all, and my concern is that Apple will forget that each of these devices is different, and works in a different way for their colleagues.

If a promise is made a lot, there is a danger, you will stop believing that it will be fulfilled at all. Apropos of nothing, will make Apple iPad more useful as a productivity tool. Rumors indicate that the panels will get multiple tasks and manage the application window to make them more Mac-Serv. But unless iPados gets a type of radical change that will make it work more like MacOS, nothing will change. And I doubt that Apple will bring the multiplicity of real tasks to the iPad, for fear that you will take it in Mac sales – not to mention the restrictions of its shape factor.

As an indifferent person with an infection towards AI and sound aides, adjustments to Apple and Siri are similar to me. I am not sure that I want to get the algorithm to recognize the style that writes messages and email messages in my voice. No, I am also the idea of ​​using artificial intelligence to create pictures. I prefer to stay in the real world. Certainly, I am a young man screaming at a cloud, I don’t care.

According to Apple, it is clear that I have been in the minority since I have ever participated with Siri by chance. I can think, write and run a phone much faster than I can say loudly, “Siri, you are afraid of my 50 -percent living room lights,” so slow words bother me. Of course, I love a virtual assistant who was skilled and imaginative like the physical person and blood that can organize all my data, organize it and keep me on the right track. But I don’t think we are close to this point, and Apple failed to provide its promises in this field more than once.

The only common feature that arouses me is to put the batteries management “which works in Amnesty International” for the iOS 19 (or 26, as rumors). I say, “Silled from Artificial Intelligence”, because I am not sure of how much we need to exaggerate an algorithm that follows your use of modes to make energy saving adjustments. But this is a type of feature, if it is able to make meaningful improvements along the age of iPhone, it can be transformative.

After all, as a relatively heavy iPhone user, I rarely find my device lasts until the end of the day without higher charging. This is also not a new problem, since the iPhone battery has been faded since the launch of the first model in 2007. In a world in which most Android devices are distinguished by the multi -day battery life, iPhone battery life remains embarrassing. Yes, you can take this as an unlimited excavation in the delicate and usual light, which feels like a wasting overwhelming development resources that can be imagined.

This may be a sign of my subconscious curls with the Apple to the point that it is forced to move forward instead of arranging behind it. Last year, I felt that the company has made a lot of attention to adding multiple records to the audio notes despite the feature already in GarageBand. I don’t like anything more than Apple to do what I did in 2009 with Snow Leopard and in 2017 with High Sierra. Either way, the company chose to focus on arranging the current code to make it smaller and operate faster instead of excessive expansion with new features. This, for me, it looks like a much better use of Apple’s time than returning home screen with Snazzzier icons.