Somehow, we're already just 7 months away from Apple unveiling the next major version of iOS. So today, I want to go over the early leaks and rumors for iOS 19, because this is sounding like the most divisive iPhone update so far. I say that because, just as many cool things as

Apple's going to be changing, there's a huge drawback that not many people have mentioned so far, and it just marks a major shift for how Apple releases things. We'll get to that a bit later in the video. First, though, what are the big rumors so far for new features in iOS 19?

Well, kicking things off is a completely revamped version of Siri, rebuilt from the ground up and essentially engineered from scratch. But wait, we've heard Siri was going to get better every year for like a decade now. So what makes this rumor any different from anything else

we've ever heard? Well, let me explain. According to this report, current and old versions of Siri are built off of outdated AI models that have not scaled with the current available technology. They're based on a more static source of information, and that's why they don't

really ever understand what you're saying or asking. iOS 19 Siri, on the other hand, is going to be based off of a large language model infrastructure. This is something that can comprehend context and nuance better; it can understand the text of what you're actually trying to

say because it operates more like a human. There's a direct quote that says iOS 19 will be able to have back-and-forth conversations, which suggests the new Siri isn't just going to be able to answer queries, but like actually engage with you in the way we've always wanted.

To be clear, this would be a massive undertaking for Apple, considering their current track record with the quality of their existing AI features. I'm not exactly confident, but this is the first time ever we've heard that Apple is restarting old Siri, deleting new Siri, and building it from the ground

up. That gives me some level of excitement. Now next up, as if we had any doubt, iOS 19 is also going to be a huge AI update for Apple. It's not just the new version of Siri; Apple has confirmed that moving forward for the iPhone, they are

going to be releasing new features as part of Apple intelligence every year. And with iOS 19, you'll be able to customize your iPhone's AI even further. Like right now, aside from Apple's own AI models, they only allow one third-party option on the iPhone, and

that's ChatGPT, which with iOS 18.2 will be legitimately baked into the iPhone in a way we never thought we would see. And as someone who has tested this, it's pretty useful as a fallback for when Siri can't get things right. Cool, but

what if I want to use a different AI model from somebody else? Well, Apple has said they want to add other third-party options to the iPhone moving forward. In iOS 19, it's possible we could see the addition of Google Gemini, which is Google's large language model currently

in use for Google Search today. Personally, I found Google Gemini to be better than ChatGPT, so it's cool that Apple feels open-minded about adding different options, rather than, in the past, being like, 'This is the one route; this is all you're getting.'

Next year, iOS 19 is going to continue to give you more choice, voice, and control over your iPhone, which I think is dope. Next, another big focus of iOS 19 is Apple's commitment to privacy and security, and that's why I partnered with NordPass, who sponsored today's video.

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easier. Now let's get back to it. Of course, Apple is also working on some additional AI features. Like, it's possible iOS 19 could add an AI playlist music generation feature. We've sort of seen this with Spotify doing this AI DJ; that's a bit of a gimmick, but with AI

Getting so good, Apple could certainly notice the music you listen to most and smartly curate a playlist that's exactly what you want to hear. We've also heard that Spotlight search could be improving as Apple incorporates their new Siri language model into it.

When you're typing in questions on your phone, it can be answered by Apple themselves or this third-party Google Gemini model that's being added. To be fair, we heard both of these rumors for iOS 18 last year, and they didn't end

up shipping when we thought they would, so it's likely they just got delayed until iOS 19, a year later. All this being said, though, there is one feature in iOS 19 that I cannot wait to see because, statistically, it has to launch in 2025, and that is the brand new version

of CarPlay that Apple showed off actually back in 2022. This was the complete redesign that would have bespoke automaker interfaces put into a bunch of new vehicles that were supposed to begin in 2024 but did not happen yet. Even though a couple of automakers

like Porsche and Aston Martin have already shown off their exact look for the custom interfaces and even mentioned cars, there is still yet to be a hard, concrete release date for when the first new CarPlay vehicle will be on the road. Because genuinely, this all-new version

of CarPlay was one of the slickest interfaces Apple has ever shown off. And considering now that the Apple car has been all but officially canceled, this will be the closest we ever get to an Apple car. By all current indications, this should finally release as part of

iOS 19. Wait a second; all of this sounds really great. An iOS 19 sounds like Apple is catching up in AI and giving their users the best possible iPhone experience, beating everybody else. So, what's the catch? What is going to make iOS 19 so divisive? Well, we're hearing

that even though Apple is going to be still adding a lot in iOS 19, the features aren't going to be exactly available when they have been in the past. See, historically, every year when Apple announces a new version of iOS, it launches in beta for developers in June

and releases to everybody in September. And when that final release in September happens alongside the new iPhones, it's like 95% done. As for the features that didn't get finished, they're pretty quickly added to a .1 or .2 release

later that year. But with iOS 19, we're hearing that a larger number of features than usual have already been delayed to iOS 19.4, and that update is scheduled to release in March of 2026. So, almost 9 months after the original vision for iOS 19 will have

been shown off at Apple's event. And it's not just going to be some small features pushed back. The completely re-engineered and rebuilt version of Siri for iOS 19 that's confirmed for March of 2026 in iOS 19.4, and it sounds like a bunch of

other AI features Apple announces are also going to be placed pretty late in the release cycle. Either way, at this point, even if we have to wait for it, I just want the AI on the iPhone to be good, and it sounds like... well, iOS 18 was the break-in.

All sorts of rush to release iOS 19. It's going to be the take your time, get it right. And if it's those two philosophies, I think the 'take your time, get it right' is the correct solution. Okay, that's all for this video. Hope you enjoyed it. If

you did, drop a like, hit subscribe for more videos, and I will catch you in the next one. Bye-bye.

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iOS 19 Early Leaks and Rumors: New Features

Revamped Siri, rebuilt from the ground up using large language model infrastructure for better context and nuance understanding.

Major AI update with yearly new features as part of Apple intelligence; further customization options.

Potential addition of third-party AI models like Google Gemini, expanding beyond ChatGPT.

NordPass, a password manager for businesses and individuals, offers easy storage, management, and sharing of sensitive information.

It flags breaches, highlights data on the dark web, and simplifies sharing logins within teams.

It ensures high privacy and security standards through end-to-end encryption and zero-knowledge architecture.

Possible AI playlist music generation feature and improved Spotlight search using the new Siri language model.

Launch of the brand new version of CarPlay, featuring bespoke automaker interfaces.

iOS 19 Divisive Aspect: Delayed Feature Releases

Significant number of features delayed to iOS 19.4, releasing in March 2026, almost 9 months after the initial iOS 19 release.

The completely re-engineered Siri and other AI features are among the delayed features.

iOS 19! MAJOR Leaks & Rumors!

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