Apple is reportedly bringing Apple Intelligence features to the macOS Mail application with the upcoming 15.4 update.
Key details: The macOS Mail app will receive intelligent email organization capabilities that automatically categorize messages and highlight important correspondence.
- The update will introduce automatic sorting of emails into categories like transactions and promotions
- A new “Priority” feature will surface important emails at the top of users’ inboxes
- These features mirror functionality already available to iPhone users since iOS 18.2
Industry context: This development represents Apple’s continued integration of AI-powered features across its ecosystem of products and services.
- The expansion from iOS to macOS demonstrates Apple’s strategy of maintaining feature parity across its platforms
- Email categorization and priority sorting features help users manage growing inbox volumes more efficiently
- Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman revealed these upcoming features in his Power On newsletter
Looking ahead: As Apple continues to roll out AI features across its software lineup, users can expect a more consistent experience between mobile and desktop platforms, though the exact timeline for additional AI-powered features remains to be seen.
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