Apple today released the first beta of iOS 18.2 for developers, and while it's only available on devices that support Apple Intelligence, there are many features that will be available to everyone when the software is finally released.

Everything New in iOS 18.2 Beta 1


This guide highlights all the new features we've discovered so far in iOS 18.2.

Apple Intelligence

There is a suite of new Apple Intelligence features introduced in iOS 18.2, including Image Playground and Genmoji. This is a much more interesting update than iOS 18.1 thanks to the image generation feature. You'll need to check out our launch post for full details of what's included, but here's a quick overview.

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  • Image Playground - There is an Image Playground app and messaging integration for creating stylized images based on prompts and images of you and your friends.
  • Image Wand - The Image Wand is used to add images to your content already written in the Notes app. On iPad, you can use Apple Pencil to sketch, then use the Image Wand to turn it into a better sketch.
  • Genmoji - With Genmoji you can create custom emojis. It's similar to Image Playground, but with smaller emoji sizes. Users with iOS 18.1 will see Genmoji and even get information about them, but they can only be created in iOS 18.2. In earlier versions of iOS, they appeared as images.
  • Siri ChatGPT - Siri can now hand off requests to ChatGPT, a fully opt-in feature. You don't need an account, and anything you ask Siri can be sent to ChatGPT if you choose. ChatGPT has more advanced information than Siri and can also generate images andtext. If you'd like to make it easier to forward requests to ChatGPT, you can turn off the "Ask every time" setting so Siri doesn't always need your permission to contact ChatGPT. Siri integrated with ChatGPT supports screen responses so you can do things like ask "What's in this photo?" When you view the image.
  • Visual Intelligence - On iPhone 16, Visual Intelligence can be used to identify objects and places around you. Press and hold the Camera Control button to enter Vision Intelligence, then point iPhone at an object. If the camera is filming a restaurant, you can get the time and comments, copy the text, read the text aloud, search for the item on Google, ask ChatGPT questions about the object, and more.
  • Writing Tools - Rewritten writing tool functionality is no longer limited to three styles. You can describe the tone or content you want, such as adding more dynamic words or turning the email into a poem.
  • Languages ​​- In iOS 18.2, Apple Intelligence supports English for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa, and the UK in addition to US English, so if you're in Canada you no longer need to set your iPhone to US Apple Intelligence is available in English.

Apple Arcade

In the Apple Arcade section of the App Store, the All Games section has a new drop-down filter menu and the option to turn off game previews.

Everything New in iOS 18.2 Beta 1


Mail application classification

In the Mail app, there are new built-in categories for distinguishing important emails, transactions, newsletters, transactional emails, and more.

Everything New in iOS 18.2 Beta 1
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Control Center

In Control Center, there is a new quick access option for typing into Siri. Apple also removed the Satellite control from the Connectivity section and changed the icon for Adaptive Audio.

Everything New in iOS 18.2 Beta 1


Podcasts

You can bookmark categories in the Podcasts app in iOS 18.2.

Sleep apnea

Sleep apnea notifications are now available in Canada if you have a compatible Apple Watch.

Everything New in iOS 18.2 Beta 1


More features

Know a new feature we’re missing in iOS 18.2 Beta? Let us know in the comments below.

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