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Reports earlier this week claimed that Apple has been talking to OpenAI and Google about integrating ChatGPT or Gemini into the iPhone's iOS 18 software. While those talks are described as preliminary‚ Google Gemini seems to be the main option for Apple right now.  I explained why I think Google Gemini is the best choice for the iPhone cloud-based AI's needs. This might be the best option until Apple's own large language models can match the best generative AI rivals out right now — and until it can catch up with the infrastructure it needs to deploy cloud-based AI to the iPhone.  Those are just rumors‚ of course. Apple will not confirm anything‚ nor will the other parties. While we won't have to wait too long to learn about the genAI features in iOS 18‚ there's a new report detailing Apple's purported negotiations. Apple can't handle the iPhone's generative AI features on its own. At least‚ not yet. Therefore‚ it'll surely partner with Google‚ OpenAI‚ or some other provider of genAI services. The report in question details Apple's efforts in China‚ as the company reportedly negotiates with Baidu to integrate its generative AI model into the iPhone. Continue reading... The post Gemini or ChatGPT might be built into the iPhone with iOS 18 appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $189 AirPods Pro 2‚ $50 off Bissell CrossWave HydroSteam‚ Dreo tower fans‚ Waterpiks‚ more Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2024: Get $455+ free Best Apple deals for March 2024 Best deals: Tech‚ laptops‚ TVs‚ and more sales

After canceling its Apple Car project‚ Apple has also shut down an in-house microLED initiative‚ which would help Cupertino have more control over the design and capabilities of its products. This project was a push to dominate the technology of its upcoming devices‚ as it has done successfully with its own silicon. The information comes from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. For over seven years‚ Apple has planned to eventually shift all of its products to microLED‚ which would lead to a microLED iPhone‚ iPad‚ and Mac. The first step was to bring this technology to the Apple Watch. While the main goal was to introduce this new panel in 2020‚ display costs and technical challenges got in the way. Apple then slipped its plans for 2024‚ then 2025 or later. However‚ the recent reports highlighting an "unnamed contractor" canceling projects with microLED displays signal that Apple was imminently shutting down its project. Image source: Jonathan S. Geller for BGR Gurman says Apple will offer the possibility for some employees to join a new team‚ but most will just be laid off. These job cuts affect both workers in America and Asia. That said‚ the company believes that "OLED is the best current solution." That said‚ those waiting for a microLED Apple Watch Ultra can forget about it. The only product that uses this technology is Apple Vision Pro. Regarding other products‚ Apple is aiming to shift its LCD and miniLED productions to OLED‚ as the iPad Pro is about to make this shift‚ followed by the MacBook Pro‚ MacBook Air‚ and iPad Air starting in 2026. Still‚ while Apple will continue to rely on Samsung and LG to manufacture its upcoming displays‚ the company is still identifying "potential new suppliers and processes that could make the technology a reality in its devices‚" Bloomberg reveals. BGR will keep following Apple's latest technology developments as we learn more about them. Don't Miss: OLED MacBook Pro launch possibly delayed to 2027 The post Apple cancels in-house microLED screen efforts‚ cuts jobs following shift to OLED appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: Sonos speakers‚ Anker chargers‚ Brother printers‚ Bose headphones‚ TCL smart TVs‚ more Today’s deals: $189 AirPods Pro 2‚ $20 Roku Express‚ $50 Super Mario Bros Wonder‚ LG OLED TVs‚ more Best deals: Tech‚ laptops‚ TVs‚ and more sales The best hidden Amazon deals for Prime members only

In the aftermath of the Romans’ departure from Britain in the fifth century AD‚ the coast of the former Roman province was left vulnerable to various invaders who sought to establish kingdoms of their own.  Read moreSection: NewsPremiumPreviewRead Later