Apple Intelligence might be the feature I want most out of iOS 18, but it'll be a while until it's here. However, I installed iOS 18 beta 1 as soon as it came out because the iPhone's upcoming operating system has several exciting features I wanted to use immediately. They have nothing to do with AI, making iOS 18 an interesting update, even if your iPhone won't handle Apple Intelligence.
iOS 18 beta 1 looked and felt much more polished than I had expected for the first beta release. I expected bugs and battery life issues but hardly encountered any real problems. The battery life might have taken a hit, but it wasn't massive.
More than a month later, after beta 1, Apple released the iOS 18 public beta, which should be even more stable than the earlier releases. Meanwhile, I'm on iOS 18 beta 4 and experiencing a few infuriating issues that are driving me insane. They're all the more surprising, considering that beta 4 should be even more stable and polished than the first beta release.
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