Apple is getting ready to launch new AI features across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and two of them could soon be added to Safari and the Mail app. These features aim to make browsing and writing easier using on-device Apple Intelligence.
In Safari, Apple is reportedly testing a smart summary tool. When visiting a website, users may see a new “Summarize” button. Clicking it would bring up a short summary of the article or page content, helping users quickly understand what it’s about without reading everything. This feature would likely be built into the redesigned web page menu in Safari’s address bar.
Meanwhile, in the Mail app, Apple is working on a “smart reply” tool. It would suggest full email replies based on the content of the message received. Instead of just offering short reply phrases like “Thanks” or “Got it,” this tool could create complete sentences or paragraphs, saving time when answering emails.
Both tools are expected to use Apple’s on-device AI system, focusing on privacy and speed without sending data to the cloud. These features may be part of Apple Intelligence, a new suite of AI tools expected to be announced at WWDC 2025.
While these updates are still being tested and not confirmed for release, they show Apple’s growing focus on practical AI that improves everyday tasks like reading and writing. We’ll likely learn more when Apple officially introduces its AI plans in June.