Long-time Apple pundit John Gruber has launched an uncharacteristically strident attack against what he says are Apple's lies over the Apple Intelligence roll-out. And, he's spot-on with his arguments and conclusions.

Apple Intelligence transforms how users interact with their Apple devices, enhancing everything from Siri to image generation and personalized task automation.

Apple Intelligence is now on by default. You can turn it off with a quick tap, but what if you want to pick and choose: keep Writing Tools but ditch Notification Summaries, for example? Here's how.

Apple Intelligence is falling behind its AI rivals, and the fact that its Swift Assist coding tool is missing in action has me worried for its future.

Over the past three months, integrating Apple Intelligence into my daily routine has transformed everything from my productivity and writing to the way I interact with my friends.

Rumor has it that Apple will do this with iOS 19, and other Apple operating systems, to make all the different corners of the Apple ecosystem look more alike. More specifically, Apple reportedly will take inspiration from visionOS, the software powering the Apple Vision Pro headset.