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Apple Releases iOS 27 and macOS "Golden Gate" 27, Adding Siri AI and Liquid Glass Updates

The new software update also marks the end of Rosetta support for Intel-based Mac apps, according to a report from Ars Technica.

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Apple has released iOS 27 and macOS "Golden Gate" 27, the latest versions of its operating systems for iPhone and Mac devices, according to a report published by Ars Technica.

The report states that the updates include refinements to Siri's artificial intelligence capabilities as well as changes to the "Liquid Glass" visual design elements that Apple has used across its software.

Ars Technica also reported that macOS Golden Gate 27 will be the final version of Apple's desktop operating system to support Rosetta, the compatibility layer that allows older applications built for Intel processors to run on Apple's newer Apple Silicon chips.

The publication did not provide further detail in the excerpt regarding the specific nature of the Siri AI enhancements or the extent of the Liquid Glass design changes included in the release.

Apple has not issued a separate statement beyond what was cited in the Ars Technica report. Further details on the update's features are expected to emerge as users and reviewers begin testing the new software.

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