La mise à jour rapide de l'application Calendrier d'Apple est accompagnée de la version 18.3 de iOS, qui apporte un nouveau bénéfice.

The Apple Calendar app has been on the iPhone since the beginning and rarely changes. But in recent months, the Calendar has undergone some captivating updates. And now, iOS 18.3 adds a feature that offers another reason to use the app.
The Calendar has received several rare updates under iOS 18.
Apple's strategy with the Calendar app has always been a bit surprising.
The company knows that many iPhone users have been attracted by alternative apps like Google Calendar and even independent offerings like Fantastical.
However, the company has mainly left the Calendar unchanged for many years. Despite honorable competition, Apple showed little interest in improving its own app.
But this is beginning to change.
iOS 18 brought some of the biggest changes I can remember seeing in the calendar.
And honestly, they are not very big—yet for the Calendar, it's true.

One of the main updates was the integration of Reminders into the app. You can now create, modify, and display all your reminders from the Calendar.
This is a great addition, albeit limited - I would like to activate only certain reminder lists, but currently it's all or nothing.
Outside this major new feature, iOS 18 also brought:
- A new design with several typographic and interface improvements
- and a new Month view that displays your event details
In general, for an app that rarely receives attention from Apple, the iOS 18 updates were a pleasant surprise.
This week, a small addition in iOS 18.3 offers another reason to use the built-in Calendar app.
iOS 18.3 offers a small additional feature for users of the Calendar app.
If you have an iPhone 16 with camera control, iOS 18.3 offers a new advantage for the Apple Calendar app.
Press and hold the camera control to activate Visual Intelligence, a recent function that transforms your iPhone's camera into an enriched tool by AI.
With Visual Intelligence, you can get information about what your camera sees, and in some cases even take action.

iOS 18.3 adds an interesting feature for Calendar users.
Use Visual Intelligence to point your iPhone at a sign, poster, or any other sign containing a calendar date, and iOS 18.3 will offer to add this event to the Calendar app.
A quick and simple way to integrate real-world information into your digital calendar.
This means that the new Visual Intelligence feature will only work with the Apple Calendar app.
It's a small addition relatively unimportant, but also another reason to stick with the built-in Calendar.
Do you use the Apple Calendar app? What do you think of the latest changes? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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