Apple’s next-gen photo controls only work on images ‘captured’ on a new iPhone

Macworld
Sep 22, 2026, 9:33 am164 ptsTrending
Macworld One of the more interesting elements of this month’s Surprise and Shine launch event was Apple’s subtle blurring of the boundary between hardware and software upgrades. Many of the new health and audio AI features showcased for the Apple Watch Series 12, for instance, felt more like changes Apple…

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