iOS 18.4 expected to launch in April with Siri upgrades, new languages, and more
Apple is gearing up for the release of iOS 18.3, but attention is already shifting toward the next major update, iOS 18.4, which is rumoured to launch in April. This update is expected to bring notable enhancements, including three Siri upgrades, expanded Apple Intelligence language support, and a new emoji. Here's what we know so far.
According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple plans to release iOS 18.4 in April. While the beta testing for this version hasn't started yet, several features are expected based on earlier announcements and trends.
Users with devices compatible with Apple Intelligence, including the iPhone 15 Pro models and the upcoming iPhone 16 series, will likely see significant improvements once the update becomes available.
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The update will introduce three key Siri enhancements designed to integrate Apple Intelligence features more effectively:
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These upgrades aim to make Siri more intuitive and context-aware, enhancing its ability to assist with everyday tasks.
Apple previously announced plans to expand Apple Intelligence language support starting in 2025. The iOS 18.4 update will begin this rollout, introducing support for languages such as Chinese, English (India), French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish, Vietnamese, and others. This development will broaden the accessibility of Apple Intelligence features globally.
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Apple traditionally adds new emojis with its spring updates, and iOS 18.4 will likely follow suit. The Unicode Consortium has already approved a range of new emoji, including a fingerprint, harp, root vegetable, and leafless tree, which are expected to appear in this update.
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