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You can remove photos from your iPhone while keeping them in the cloud. Learn how to disable iCloud syncing or use other cloud-based workarounds to save space.

【AGI】 Integration and Android // What Google is proposing is something different entirely: you can pick your device, but your AI will be integrated with your data primarily via the cloud; the company can pull that off because they own both Android and the cloud. It’s something different and, to the extent the DOJ is concerned with historial patterns of innovation, they should let Google’s integration be. https://ift.tt/fQx5VL3 // 一杯咖啡價錢連接 HK Startup Community: patreon.com/wanszezit #AGI

Free up smartphone storage: uninstall unused apps, clear cache, offload media to cloud or external storage, and manage duplicates and large files. https://lnkd.in/esq_wTEp

"Distributed computing Doing #AI work on cloud servers is expensive, but doing it on an #iPhone (or #Mac or #iPad) is relatively cheap. (Though I will point out that by moving AI to the device, Apple is having users pay for that computing power on their own electric bills as they charge their devices!) The company has already adapted several popular AI frameworks to run efficiently on #AppleSilicon, with more undoubtedly to come."

Apple, AI, and privacy: "Apple Intelligence is on-device processing, and many of the models that power it run entirely on device. To run more complex requests that require more processing power, Private Cloud Compute extends the privacy and security of Apple devices into the cloud." https://buff.ly/45jNtOg #AI #privacy #cloud #processor #silicon

In today's digital age, our memories and work are stored in a cloud. As an iPhone user, you should be familiar with the frustration of being limited to just 5GB of free iCloud storage. It's a constant battle to back up your device without having to delete precious memories or work. This week, Apple is in trouble. The UK consumer group Which?? has taken legal action, claiming that Apple is effectively locking millions into its iCloud service. The group claims that consumers are overcharged and have little choice but to store precious data elsewhere. People don't want to pay extra because the system pushes them into a corner. Which? estimates that Apple's behavior could have cost UK consumers up to £13.36 each annually, potentially leading to a claim of nearly £3 billion. Apple defends itself, claiming that users have plenty of other options. Yet, many people feel cornered and unable to migrate their files to third-party solutions. It's clear that we need more choice and balance in the tech industry. There should be a variety of options available, allowing us to choose what's best for us. How do you feel about this? Let's discuss this in the comments. #UK #Cloud

📢 Why is Apple betting big on small language models?💻 📍Apple has introduced the #OpenELM family, consisting of models with varying sizes from 270 million parameters to 3 billion parameters. 📍These models are smaller compared to others like Microsoft's Phi-3-mini. 🤖 So why is Apple thinking this small? 📍Apple's focus on small language models is driven by the desire to integrate them into consumer devices like phones and laptops. 📍By keeping the models small, Apple aims to enhance user privacy by enabling on-device processing instead of relying heavily on cloud services. This allows users to keep their activities private and secure. 📍The company can make a major selling point of user privacy by allowing the users to search up everything on their phone as opposed to the the cloud, keeping the user’s activity under wraps.

Data traffic per smartphone averaged 21GB per month in 2023 and is predicted to reach 56GB per month by 2029, according to an Ericsson report. Service providers are also pushing hard to have more AI-capabilities run on the device itself, versus over the Internet and public cloud. More on-device AI capabilities reduces the network traffic load,...