Have you ever found yourself scrolling through the emoji keyboard, frustrated that you can't find the perfect little icon to express your exact sentiment? Well, Apple has a solution for you with its ...

Apple announced on June 9 at its Worldwide Developers Conference that the next version of the iPhone's operating system will be called iOS 26. The tech giant said that update will bring a transparent ...

Apple released iOS 18.2 in 2024 and the company introduced its own emoji generator, called Genmoji, to Apple Intelligence-capable iPhones. The Unicode Standard, a universal character encoding standard ...

With the upcoming release of iOS 18 and advancements in AI technology, creating and using custom emojis on your iPhone has become easier than ever. The video below from iDeviceHelp walks us through ...

Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman has shed plenty more details on Apple’s AI features for iOS 18. Apple will use generative AI in iOS 18 to create custom emojis based on what you type. The iPhone 15 ...

Apple might use generative AI in iOS 18 to allow iPhone users to create custom emojis, letting them express themselves just the way they want. The company is already at the forefront of adding the ...

It’s true iOS isn’t as customizable as Android, but the gap is much narrower than it used to be. These days, your can personalize your iPhone’s Lock Screen, change your app icons to anything you like, ...

We’re just two weeks away from WWDC, where Apple will showcase iOS 18 with new AI features, home screen customization updates, and more. According to a new report today, one of the new “standout AI ...

Apple added eight new emoji to all iPhones when the company released iOS 18.4 in March. New emoji include a face with bags under its eyes and a splatter, but what do these new emoji, and the thousands ...

Can you handle the weird? AI-generated emojis and wildly customizable Home Screens might make iPhones strangely unique. Image: Shubham Dhage/Unsplash License/Modified by Cult of Mac This week on Cult ...

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