Apple has begun the phased release of its new artificial intelligence suite, Apple Intelligence, alongside the launch of its iPhone 16 series and updates to its wider product range.
The tech giant introduced Apple Intelligence at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June. After a limited beta test for developers, a public beta version is now available, with the full release expected next month.
The company plans a staggered launch of additional features extending into next year.
While Apple claims the iPhone 16 line is the first built “from the ground up” for Apple Intelligence, some features will also be compatible with last year’s iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models.
The new iPhones maintain a similar design to the 2020 iPhone 12 but boast improved battery life and camera capabilities.
The cost of the new iPhone models ranges from €949 to €1979.
Specifically, the iPhone 16 with a capacity of 128GB costs €949, the 256GB model costs €1089, and the 512GB model costs €1339.
For the iPhone 16 Plus series, the prices are as follows: the 128GB model costs €1099, the 256GB model costs €1229, and the 512GB model costs €1489.
The pricing for the iPhone 16 Pro series is as follows: the 128GB model costs €1199, the 256GB model costs €1329, the 512GB model costs €1589, and the 1TB model costs €1849.
Finally, the prices for the iPhone 16 Pro Max are as follows: the 256GB model costs €1459, the 512GB model costs €1719, and the 1TB model costs €1979.
