Release Notes

This update brings some improvements:
> Update print driver kernel code
> Support the latest iOS, iPadOS 18.
> Enhance stability and fix other issues.
Requires Windows 7 or later.  

  When installing and using Air Printer for Windows - v2.3.5.0, if opening Air Printer app may result in an error: "The code execution cannot proceed because VCRUNTIME140.dll was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem." You can refer to this article to fix the error:

How do I fix the “VCRUNTIME140.dll is missing”? - Flyingbee Software Support

 

iOS 18 Preview

Apple's next-generation operating system for iPhone and iPad, in developer beta now and launching in the fall 2024.

Unveiled at WWDC 2024 in June, iOS 18 is the next-generation version of iOS, set to be released to the public in September. iOS 18 is built around Apple Intelligence, which is what Apple is calling its AI feature set that's deeply integrated into iOS. Apple Intelligence combines generative AI with personal context, and Apple calls it "AI for the rest of us."

Apple Intelligence improves writing across the operating system, makes Siri much smarter, and allows for multiple forms of content generation. A set of Writing Tools will be available across all apps for rewriting, polishing, proofreading, and summarizing text. You can change your tone, make your writing more concise, and ensure there are no spelling or grammar errors.

Apple Intelligence is limited to the iPhone 15 Pro models and iPads and Macs with an M-series chip, and that's because much of the processing is done on-device for privacy purposes and to keep user data safe. Apple cloud servers running on Apple silicon are used for more intensive tasks. Apple promises that its Private Cloud Compute feature does not store data or make it accessible to Apple in any way.



In addition to the AI features, there are a ton of other additions that are not AI related and are available on a much wider range of iPhones. There are new customization options for the Home Screen, with the option to rearrange apps and widgets with open spaces and around wallpapers. Icons and widgets can be made larger and have a darker option for dark mode, plus there's an option to add a colored tint.

iOS 18 is limited to developers right now, but Apple plans to expand it to public beta testers in July. The software will see a public launch in the fall.

iOS 18 Preview - Apple