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Now that iOS 18.3 has been available for almost two weeks now, we're all wondering what the release date of iOS 18.4 beta 1 will be. Unlike the previous version, iOS 18.4 is expected to be one of the most important updates of the iOS 18 cycle. That said, here's what we know about iOS 18.4 and when Apple could start beta testing it. iOS 18.4 beta 1 release date based on previous x.4 updates It's been almost ten days since Apple released iOS 18.3. In the past, this is how long Apple has taken to start beta testing an x.4 update after releasing an x.3 update: iOS 17.4: 3 days iOS 16.4: 24 days iOS 15.4: 1 day iOS 14.4: 2 days With iOS 13.4, Apple took an incredible 57 days to start beta testing it. However, you shouldn't have to worry about waiting that long, as the company promised Apple Intelligence would expand to more languages in April, confirming iOS 18.4 will launch by then. In addition, iOS 16.4 wasn't a very notable update, with the most impressive features being new emoji and Crash Detection optimization. With that in mind, there wasn't a good reason for the company to delay the start of its beta testing. That said, BGR has reason to believe Apple could seed iOS 18.4 beta 1 any day now. While previous x.4 betas had two to five builds, it's possible that Apple will spend longer testing this upcoming version, as it has important in store for iOS as a whole. Image source: José Adorno for BGR These are the most important features we hope Apple adds in iOS 18.4 Unlike the previous versions, iOS 18.4 is expected to open the path for a truly competitive Siri, a personal assistant that can finally understand context and look through your messages and apps to find precisely what you need. While it's unclear if these features will be ready in iOS 18.4 beta 1, the company will likely start adding these Apple Intelligence improvements over the coming months. In this update, Apple says its AI platform will support Chinese, English (India), English (Singapore), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Apple is also expected to offer other minor features, such as creating images in Image Playground in Sketch style and a better display of Priority Notifications across Apple and third-party apps. Finally, new emojis might be available with this update. Don't Miss: iOS 18: Features, release date, beta, download, Apple Intelligence The post When will Apple start beta testing iOS 18.4? appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $199 iPad 9, Galaxy S25 preorder deals, 25% off COSORI air fryer, $20 Anker power strip, more Today’s deals: $50 off Meta Quest 3S, $437 off Microsoft Surface Laptop, $100 Beats Solo 4, more Today’s deals: $17.50 Apple AirTags, $79 Vizio soundbar, $500 off eufy Omni S1 Pro, $180 Beats Studio Pro, more Today’s deals: Record-low prices on AirPods Pro 2, iPad 10, AirPods 4, Apple Watch Series 10, more

The right wing of a Japan Airlines jet struck the tail of a Delta Air Lines plane while the aircraft were taxiing at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport Wednesday, the Federal Aviation Administration said.

President Donald Trump's administration is expected to unveil their plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war at the Munich Security Conference in Germany next week, Bloomberg reported.

All three major stock indexes closed higher Wednesday, rebounding from declines earlier in the session as investors brushed off disappointing Alphabet earnings and weighed the prospect of future interest rate cuts from the U.S.

Massachusetts' new top federal prosecutor on Wednesday vowed to investigate local officials if they obstruct the ramped-up immigration arrests being carried out by President Donald Trump's administration, saying "no one gets a pass."

Israeli Ambassador to the United Nations Danny Danon on Wednesday said Palestinians should not be forcibly removed from their land, though he backed President Donald Trump's plan to take control of the Gaza Strip.

U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff plans are largely aimed at bringing manufacturing back to the United States, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Wednesday, singling out medical supplies and shipbuilding as targeted sectors.

WASHINGTON, DC—In an event that left the nation both shocked and amused, President Donald Trump signed an executive order banning men and boys from competing in women’s and girls’ sports, and remarkably, he did so without sniffing a single child in attendance. The signing ceremony, held in the East Room of the White House on National Girls and Women in Sports Day, was packed with young athletes, coaches, and supporters. The focus was supposed to be on the controversial executive order, but instead, it became the talk of the town for an entirely different reason: the President’s restraint.Social media was abuzz with comments like, “Did Trump just focus on policy instead of sniffing?” and “Historic Day: Trump Signs EO, Keeps Sniffer to Himself.” News channels hastily changed their headlines from discussions on transgender athletes to “Trump’s Non-Sniffing Milestone.” Political commentators were quick to weigh in. “This might be a strategic pivot for Trump,” suggested Dr. Norma L. Behavior. “By not adhering to his usual behavior, he’s managed to keep the focus entirely on the policy, or perhaps it’s just a fluke.”Facing an avalanche of questions, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed the media. “The President was focused on the issue at hand, protecting women’s sports,” she stated, barely containing a smirk. “The absence of sniffing? That was just the President being exceptionally policy-oriented today.”The children present, more concerned with their sports than political antics, seemed unaware of the significance of the moment. One young athlete, when asked about the President’s behavior, simply said, “He talked about sports, not smells.”Political adversaries didn’t miss the chance to poke fun. “Is this the real Donald Trump or a body double?” quipped a leading Democratic figure during a press conference. “We demand a sniff test to verify!” They playfully suggested, turning the event into a meme fest.The unexpected decorum from Trump has led to a surge in satirical merchandise. Items like “I Was There for the Non-Sniffing Signing” t-shirts and “Trump’s Sniff-Free Moment” mugs have become instant hits online. Late-night shows couldn’t resist the topic, dedicating monologues to what they’ve dubbed “The Sniffless Signing.”As the country digests this peculiar moment in presidential conduct, questions arise about whether this will mark a change in Trump’s public behavior or if it was merely a one-off. Will future ceremonies see a return to the previous norms, or has a new standard been set? In the meantime, perhaps Trump’s legacy will include not just the executive order on sports but also the day he didn’t sniff at an event full of children. The post BREAKING: Nation shocked to see a president in a room full of children and not sniff any of them appeared first on Genesius Times.