Apple unveils iOS 27 at WWDC 2026 and seeds the first developer betas immediately after the keynote, with Apple planning a public beta in July and a full release in September for compatible iPhones. Multiple reports describe iOS 27’s central update as “Siri AI,” which makes Siri more capable of searching the web, using personal context, and taking actions across apps. Apple also introduces a dedicated Siri app for back-and-forth conversations, plus Siri modes in the Camera app that can support tasks such as scanning nutrition labels and splitting bills.

Beyond Siri, sources report changes across Apple services. Apple Maps adds expanded Flyover and new Local Lists features in the U.S. Find My adds more flexible location-sharing timers and the ability to pause sharing with specific people. Apple Wallet gains capabilities including custom pass creation, expanded enhanced hotel keys, and new barcode types. iOS 27 also includes bill-splitting support via Apple Cash (U.S. only), new AI editing options in Photos, generated subtitles for personal videos, and performance and battery-life optimizations. Additional smaller features include independent alarm volume, faster AirPlay and AirDrop, drawing tools in Messages, larger home screen widgets, and improved Weather views. Some features may require device support for Apple Intelligence.