According to Apple's support document, Apple Intelligence is available on iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, iPhone 16 models, and iPad and Mac devices running the M1 chip or later. For iPhone specifically, this personal intelligence system requires a minimum of 4GB of free memory to operate.
Apple says this is not the storage capacity included in the iOS 18.1 update's installation package, but the free space required to use Apple Intelligence, which means that in future versions, the storage requirements could increase significantly.
Apple says 4GB of storage is not included in the iOS 18.1 update installation package.
Craig Federighi, Apple's senior vice president of software engineering, presented Apple Intelligence at WWDC 2024 in June, emphasizing that the system will open a new chapter in how users experience Apple products.
However, with the increasing demand for memory capacity, iPhone models with 128 GB capacity may have difficulty optimizing memory if they have stored a lot of data, especially for users who often take photos, record videos and install many applications.
Apple has also predicted that in the future, as Apple Intelligence is upgraded and more features are added, the demand for free storage will likely continue to increase. This could make low-capacity iPhone models like 128 GB less attractive, and push Apple to equip its devices with a base storage capacity of 256 GB or more, similar to the strategy that Samsung has adopted.
Experts from Gadgets360 commented that while this high memory requirement may not pose too much of a problem for high-end iPhone models with large capacities, for users of older iPhone models or low-capacity versions, this could lead to a shortage of storage space, forcing them to consider upgrading their devices or deleting personal data.
Source: https://www.congluan.vn/apple-intelligence-ton-bao-nhieu-dung-luong-iphone-post313818.html
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