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The fashion app's new iOS 27 integration turns saved screenshots into shoppable results across 3 million products and 325 retailers.
After more than two years of delays, Apple's overhauled assistant handles multi-step requests, on-screen context, and camera-based queries.
Apple Reference Image would embed sensor signatures and capture data at the shutter, letting users prove a photo came from a real iPhone camera.
Siri finally understands personal context and holds a conversation, but arrives years after the AI assistant race moved on.
The revamped assistant handles onscreen context and multi-step tasks, but only Apple's own apps work at launch. Full app support waits until fall.
Beta 3 activates voice sliders first previewed at WWDC 26, part of Apple's rebuild of Siri around generative AI.
Bill splitting, password rotation, Safari tab grouping, and natural-language Shortcuts ship in the developer beta, with public release this fall.
The long-delayed assistant indexes your phone, pulls from Gemini-powered Apple Intelligence, and ships fully only on iPhone 17 Pro and Air.
Clean Up, Extend, and Spatial Reframing bring generative editing to the iPhone Photos app, with Synth ID labels attached to flagged images.
iPhone camera chief Jon McCormack says Apple is tuning new Extend and Spatial Reframe tools to minimize hallucinations and protect the subject.
The Gemini-powered assistant lands in the iOS 27 developer beta with calendar parsing, on-device context, and a deliberately narrow feature set.
WWDC 2026 leaned on real-device Apple Intelligence walkthroughs — a visible reaction to last year's vaporware lawsuit.
Users can retain Siri conversations for 30 days, one year, or forever — a privacy pitch as Apple Intelligence leans on Google's Gemini under the hood.
New Apple Intelligence Extensions would let third-party chatbots run Siri, Writing Tools, and Image Playground — not just ChatGPT.
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