In iOS 18, Calendar and Reminders will be linked to each other.

As of Tuesday, we’re entitled to exclusive information regarding iOS 18 as it comes directly from Apple engineers. The data is once again signed by AppleInsider, and this time it’s about compatibility of two applications. These are the native Apple Calendar and Reminders apps.

Everything from one application

To give you more options in iOS, Calendar and Reminders will interact with each other. Among the benefits offered by this association is the fact that be able to create and organize reminders directly in the Calendar. Moreover, Reminders created from Calendar will also be visible in the Reminders app.

Moreover, as AppleInsider reports: “ The Calendar app will include options to select a specific date, time, and location for new reminders, as well as a priority setting.»

The app design should also benefit from a little overhaul including but not limited to big numbersto better display the clock. All of these changes are aimed at iOS 18, as well as iPadOS 18 and macOS 15.

Other innovations are expected.

Of course, this is just a brief overview of what Apple is about to announce. As a reminder, new features for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS 15 should be revealed in a few weeks, during WWDC 2024, in June.

This should be a historic conference for Apple as it marks Apple’s debut in the field of artificial intelligence. Even if it is not as significant as the Internet revolution at the moment, the AI revolution should happen quietly in the coming years and reassure the most pessimistic people.

If you want to know about the three new AI features that Safari will get in iOS 18, you can read our dedicated article. We imagine that the Calendar some artificial intelligence features may also be usefulalthough none have been reported yet.

According to Apple Insider, Apple is exploring many of the features already offered by some third-party apps. The goal is to take inspiration from them and integrate them into the Calendar. At Apple we call this practice Sherlock. We give you an explanation of what this means here.