All articles tagged with #on device processing
Originally Published 16 days ago — by CNET
AI's true potential is being realized through on-device processing, which offers faster, more private, and cost-effective solutions by reducing reliance on cloud data centers, with ongoing advancements in hardware and specialized models driving the future of AI on personal devices.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by CNET
Magic Cue is a helpful AI feature on the Pixel 10 series that surfaces relevant information like flight details and reservation info during calls and texts, simplifying tasks and acting as a mobile assistant. It requires setup in settings, pulls data from selected apps, and processes everything on-device for privacy. While not perfect, it offers practical benefits and is one of the most useful AI features on the Pixel 10.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Wccftech
The Google Pixel 10 series is set to revolutionize mobile photography with advanced AI features like the Camera Coach and Conversational Photo Editing, powered by the new Gemini AI model, alongside hardware upgrades including a triple-camera setup, Tensor G5 chip, and wireless charging, aiming to deliver smarter, more intuitive photography experiences.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by WIRED
The article discusses how users can limit or disable Galaxy AI on Samsung smartphones to enhance privacy and control over their device's AI features, emphasizing user options to manage AI functionalities.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by AppleInsider
Apple's iOS 18 is rumored to introduce AI-related features that will prioritize privacy by processing data directly on the iPhone without connecting to cloud services. The initial set of AI features will work entirely on device, allowing basic text analysis and response generation offline, with more advanced features still requiring an internet connection. Apple's in-house large language model "Ajax" is being developed for this purpose, aiming to compete with existing AI tools by eliminating the need for cloud-based processing and improving text generation quality. These plans are expected to be revealed during WWDC in June.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Wccftech
Apple's iOS 18 update for the iPhone will introduce new AI features, with the initial wave of functionalities relying on on-device processing rather than cloud servers. This means that both older and newer iPhone models will be able to utilize the new technology without hardware restrictions. The company is expected to announce iOS 18 and other software updates at its WWDC event on June 10, with potential reliance on the more powerful Neural Engine in the iPhone 16 lineup for forthcoming AI capabilities.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by AppleInsider
Apple is emphasizing the importance of data security by promoting the idea of keeping personal data out of the cloud. During its recent event, Apple highlighted features in its new A17 Pro System on Chip (SoC) for the iPhone 15 Pro and the S9 System in Package (SiP) for the Apple Watch Series 9 that enhance personal data security by processing information on-device instead of sending it to the cloud. The increased capability of the Neural Engine components in these systems allows for faster and more secure processing of Siri requests and health queries, eliminating the need for roundtrip cloud data movement. By keeping data on the device, Apple aims to provide greater security and faster performance for users, emphasizing that their data is safer on Apple devices.