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New AI features in iOS 18: How to make your everyday email life easier

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
June 6, 2024 - 8:15 PM CEST
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With the upcoming release of iOS 18, Apple could be launching a number of exciting new AI features for the Mail app. These unconfirmed reports suggest that the new features are aimed at increasing user efficiency and productivity, especially in the business environment.

Digital communication is constantly evolving, and with iOS 18, Apple may be showing how artificial intelligence can make everyday life easier. The new features in the Mail app are designed not only to save you time but also to change the way you manage and respond to emails. Here's how these new tools could work and how they could help you in your everyday life.

Smart Replies

One of the standout features of iOS 18 could be the introduction of Smart Replies, as AppleInsider reported. This feature would allow you to reply to an email with just one click. The AI analyzes the content of the incoming message and suggests appropriate replies. This feature would be especially useful for business users who receive a large number of emails on similar topics every day.

tone change

Another impressive feature could be the ability to change the tone of your email. After you've written a reply, you could ask Siri to adjust the text. There would be several options to choose from:

  • More professional: Perfect for business communications where a formal tone is required.
  • Friendlier: Ideal for less formal emails or for communicating with colleagues and friends.
  • More concise: Useful when you need a short and direct answer.

More powerful search function

The improved search feature in iOS 18 could allow you to search not only the text of your emails, but also find contacts, places, and locally stored documents. This feature would make it easier to quickly find relevant information without having to scroll through countless emails.

Automatic sorting

The overflowing inbox could be a thing of the past. With iOS 18, AI could scan the contents of your emails and automatically sort them into different categories such as commerce, news, promotions, social and transactions. This would help you stay organized and find important messages faster.

summary of texts

Another highlight could be Siri's ability to summarize longer texts. This feature would be applicable to emails, messages, notifications, notes and even social media posts. This would save you valuable time and help you grasp the most important information at a glance.

iOS 18: More efficient communication thanks to intelligent functions

With the new AI features of the iOS 18 Mail app, Apple could take a big step towards more efficient and user-friendly digital communication. The intelligent replies, the ability to change the tone, the more powerful search function and the automatic sorting are just some of the innovative features that could make your everyday life easier. Stay tuned for further updates and official reports from WWDC to learn more about the latest developments. (Photo by hadrian / Bigstockphoto)

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