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I found plenty of good reasons to install the iOS 18 right away that have nothing to do with Apple Intelligence. But there's no question that Apple Intelligence is the most important feature in iOS 18. It's one of the biggest developments in iPhone history. I would have installed iOS 18.1 beta 1 a few days ago just to start testing the first Apple Intelligence features baked into the iPhone software. However, my iPhone 14 Pro doesn't support Apple AI. Even if it did, Apple Intelligence isn't available in Europe on any Apple device, not just the iPhone. Therefore, I couldn't possibly pivot to iOS 18.1. I expected as much as Apple confirmed a few weeks ago that it's withholding the release of Apple Intelligence in the region due to local regulations. Apple must have referred to the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The new legislation forced the company to overhaul the iPhone software experience for the region in ways it wouldn't have considered without regulatory pressure. But I don't want the third-party app stores or payment systems that the DMA provides. All I want is to enjoy Apple's software without roadblocks from governing bodies. In this case, I'm dying to try Apple Intelligence once I upgrade to the iPhone 16. While I have no idea when it'll happen, I know at least that Apple is working with the EU to bring Apple Intelligence to supported devices in the region. Continue reading... The post Apple finally confirmed that Apple Intelligence is coming to Europe appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, $40 foldable camera drone, $899 M3 MacBook Air, $16 wireless charger, more Exclusive deal: GEEKOM Mini PC IT12 is 15% off in this post-Prime Day sale Today’s deals: $400 off Ampace power station, $50 off Southwest Airlines tickets, $50 Ninja blender, more Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales

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She’s a cultural icon in a dozen different ways, a triple threat as a talented singer, dancer, and actor. Former partner to Elvis, five-time Golden Globe winner. But before it all, she had to start somewhere, and for Ann-Margret, her debut on scripted television came on The Flintstones. 83-year-old Ann-Margret boasts a career that spans over six decades, which began in 1961. Her first film role was that of Louise in Pocketful of Miracles, which earned her the Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year – Actress. Television was a totally different, prehistoric beast for the stunning Swedish star. The glamorous Ann-Margret made her TV debut on ‘The Flintstones’ VIVA LAS VEGAS, Ann-Margret, Elvis Presley, 1964 / Everett Collection Everyone gets their start somewhere. For Ann-Margret, her time on TV just happened to begin in the Stone Age. She can be seen in a 1961 episode of The Jack Benny Program and an episode of The Andy Williams Special the following year. But in both cases, she is credited as “Herself.” RELATED: Ann-Margret Talks About Dean Martin, Elvis Presley, & Her Secret Souvenir From ‘Viva Las Vegas’ It would take 1963 for Ann-Margret to work with a scripted line in a television show that has its own special plots for each episode. In this case, The Flintstones episode titled “Ann-Margrock Presents” saw Ann-Margret do some voice acting as the titular Ann-Margrock. It turns out, however, this collaboration represented a pretty unique, meaningful moment in the successful trajectory of both The Flintstones and Ann-Margret’s career. Two stars that had to cross THE FLINTSTONES, Ann-Margret (making her TV debut as Ann Margrock), ‘Ann Margrock Presents’, (Season 4, ep 401, aired September 19, 1963), 1960-1966. ph: Sheedy-Long / TV Guide / courtesy Everett Collection The Flintstones actually made quite the splash when it became the very first animated TV show to earn an Emmy nomination for Best Comedy Series. Ultimately, the ABC show did not secure the win, but it still generated headlines and interest from stars. In fact, it became a vehicle for talent, not too different from what SNL would be for comedians. THE FLINTSTONES, from left: Alan Reed (Fred Flintstone), Ann-Margret (as Ann Margrock), Joseph Barbera (producer), Howard Morris, during production of ‘Ann Margrock Presents’, (Season 4, ep 401, aired September 19, 1963), 1960-1966. ph: Sheedy-Long / TV Guide / courtesy Everett Collection So, The Flintstones ended up as quite the career goal for anyone wanting to immortalize their names. But for its fourth season premiere, the show was already eyeing a rising star named Ann-Margret to give The Flintstones an extra pop for the coming season. Naturally, they also utilized her many talents, having her not just know the scripted material well but also sing not once but twice. At a definitive point in her rise to stardom, Ann-Margret made her mark on the Stone Age and the Flintstones became a desirable note nice and early in her TV filmography. Click for next Article The post Ann-Margret’s First TV Role Was Alongside A Modern Stone Age Family appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

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