Report says Apple has begun rolling out a trial version of an overhauled Siri, with some users required to join a waitlist, days before the iPhone 18 reaches stores.
The update introduces a new Siri AI assistant, refinements to the Liquid Glass interface and performance improvements, but is limited to Apple Silicon devices.
A TechCrunch report says Apple’s long-delayed redesign of Siri, rolled out with iOS 27, has made the voice assistant noticeably more useful in daily use.
New iOS 27 features let users turn saved outfit images into shoppable results and search for products via Siri, according to a report from TechCrunch.
A TechCrunch report describes the operating system update as centering on an upgraded, AI-driven Siri and a more consistent visual design across windows and icons.
The new software update also marks the end of Rosetta support for Intel-based Mac apps, according to a report from Ars Technica.
The update, arriving alongside watchOS 27, iPadOS 27 and visionOS 27, introduces a long-delayed AI version of Siri as an English-only beta