These times of the internet age, sharing large files has become a routine need for most professions — creative professionals exchanging large high-resolution video, legal and medical professionals exchanging sensitive documents. But email attachments and the past methods fall short due to size limitations and security concerns. But the good news is that there are several websites as well as software applications that have emerged to give simple, secure and easy methods of transferring big files.

Google Sheets has become much more accessible, especially for users who never enjoyed formulas. With its recent AI update, the Sheets team gave its built-in assistant, Gemini, the ability to explain, diagnose, and even fix formulas. The facelift extends beyond just skin: the feature aims to make incomprehensible spreadsheet logic comprehensible—even to individuals who never liked math class.

Picking the best camera for those new to photography considers elements such as technology, usability, lenses and cost. By 2025, novice photographers can easily use entry-level cameras because they have been designed to combine great imaging with user-friendly controls.

With the launch of iOS 26, Apple is making its native generative models—the backbone of Apple Intelligence—available to third-party apps through the new Foundation Models framework. What this means is that your AI capability on your iPhone no longer lies in Siri and system features alone—it can also lie in the apps you interact with every day, but keep private and execute without uploading your data to distant servers. Following are five real, modern-day iPhone apps that now use Apple Intelligence to make your daily life smarter, more personal, and more productive.