The tech company introduced a new feature that impacted its bottom line. It works in real time and is very valuable.
Apple held its developers conference, WWDC 2024, this Monday, during which it presented a battery of new functions for its different environments (iOS, iPadOS and macOS).
Artificial intelligence was unavoidable this year and was introduced through Apple Intelligence the brand that Apple created to add this technology across its different services.
“Apple Intelligence is deeply integrated into iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia. Harness the power of the Apple chip to understand and create languages and images, take action across applications, and leverage personal context to simplify and accelerate everyday tasks,” the company explained.
Among the many new features of software exhibited at WWDC and who, precisely, benefit from AI, highlighted one designed for those who work with mathematical formulas .
Its presentation took place after the arrival of the native application on iPad was made official. Calculator, which will have the Apple tablet for the first time since its launch in 2010.
The calculator will debut with what can be classified as one of the best functions presented at the conference: Mathematics notes. This is a function obtained with the Apple Pencil and which solves requests for mathematical problems in real time.
Here its practical use.
As seen in the video, what is striking about math grades is that even by modifying the formula used the result will be displayed, which opens a world of opportunities for students and field workers who enjoy doing this type of annotations.
“Users can enter or rewrite an equation and insert a graph, with a single tap, and can even add multiple equations on the same graph to see their relationships,” Apple explained.
This new feature It can also be used in the native Notes app and will arrive with iPadOS 18, which will launch in spring this year (fall in the northern hemisphere).
Source: Latercera
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