iOS 27 To Deliver Biggest Apple Intelligence Update Yet: Here’s What’s Expected

Apple is already preparing its next big rollout of AI features, even though iOS 26 has only recently reached users. A new report suggests that iOS 27 will arrive with “major updates” to Apple Intelligence, marking one of the most significant pushes yet toward integrating advanced AI across Apple’s ecosystem. The information comes via Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who notes that Apple plans to unveil iOS 27 alongside macOS 27, watchOS 27, and other platform updates at WWDC in June 2026. Also Read: You Can Now Use WhatsApp On Apple Watch! No iPhone Needed; Here's How To Use

Big Apple Intelligence Update Expected in 2026

According to Gurman, Apple Intelligence will receive a substantial upgrade with iOS 27. At this stage, there are not many specifics on what’s coming, but the mention of “major updates” suggests the company is planning a deeper expansion of Apple Intelligence across the system. Apple is expected to further enhance Siri and introduce more generative features that function both on-device and in the cloud, continuing the hybrid approach introduced this year. Also Read: Apple Watch Again Saves Life Of A 26-Year Old Man In India! This Time, It Is Apple Watch Series 9

What’s particularly interesting is the timeline. So far, Apple has shipped more than 20 Apple Intelligence features with iOS 26. However, the update is not being seen as a huge AI jump by users. With the next cycle, Apple appears to be setting the stage for bigger changes – not only with iOS 27, but also with updates arriving before that. Also Read: Apple MacBook Air M4 Deal Alert: Here’s How To Save Rs 17,500 On Amazon

iOS 26.4 to Bring Supercharged Siri

Ahead of iOS 27, Apple is expected to release a major Siri upgrade with iOS 26.4 in the spring. This will reportedly be the update that brings Apple’s fully revamped Siri experience, including better natural language understanding, improved app control, and more responsive, context-aware actions. All of this will be powered by Apple Intelligence.

Gurman notes that Apple aims to deliver the three headline Siri features promised earlier, along with additional new capabilities. Early adopters and testers can expect to see these features land first in beta versions, ahead of wider rollout later in the year.