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This also means that Apple will not provide many cool features like many large-scale products, but will improve the complete experience of the product in the system. "It must understand you and be rooted in your personal background, such as your daily life, your interpersonal relationships, your communication, etc. It goes beyond artificial intelligence. It is personal intelligence," said Cook. Apple has always emphasized cross-collaboration, and behind cross-border is that Apple will call your personal information and context. It can not only analyze the most relevant content from your various searches, but also refer to the content on your screen, such as the email or calendar you are viewing.



For example, when you ask your loved iran telephone number one when their flight will land, it will cross-reference flight data that may have been shared with you via text or email. It can also integrate other information such as upcoming lunch reservations so you can ask it how long it will take to get from the airport to the restaurant without switching between apps. For example, if someone sends you a text message with an address, you can ask to add the address to the corresponding contact. For example, through screen perception, you can ask for photos of friends at a certain location and then ask to add a specific photo to a note, which means browsing photos and notes at the same time.



For example, if a meeting is rescheduled to the evening and you want to know if you can make it to your daughter's performance after the meeting, t will process relevant personal data to assist you. First, it knows who your daughter is and the performance she sent a few days ago. It also knows the time and location of your meeting and estimates your transportation conditions from work to the theater. At present, the new version can perform multiple operations. These functions are available in email, memo, browser, yt and even third-party ones. Of course, domestic users may have very limited perception of Apple's capabilities.