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Apple still has three unannounced iOS 27 features in the pipeline: report
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple may add Siri chatbot support, a customizable Camera app and a simplified Apple Watch face by September.
- Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported on Monday that Apple deliberately withheld three iOS 27 features from its WWDC 2026 keynote last week, despite their presence in internal software builds.
- During the week-long event, Apple focused on Siri and Apple Intelligence while deliberately omitting these developed features from the public announcement.
- Three unannounced capabilities include a customizable Camera app, a simplified Modular Ultra watch face for Apple Watch, and an Extensions framework for third-party AI chatbot integration within Siri.
- Apple has held discussions with OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google regarding the framework, allowing users to switch between Siri and other models like Claude or Gemini.
- These features will likely debut in September, with the customizable camera app expected alongside the iPhone 18 Pro and the new watch face arriving with updated Apple Watch models.
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These Three Unannounced iOS 27 Features Are Still Coming
Apple developed more for its next-generation software updates than it revealed at WWDC last week, with three features already present in internal builds being deliberately withheld from the public announcement, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports.
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A new report suggests that Apple may have hidden three key features from iOS 27 during its WWDC 2026 developers conference, with the intention of releasing them later this year alongside new devices. According to the Times of India, Apple focused on AI enhancements for Siri and improved system stability at the conference, but reserved some features for later release. These include a simplified and customizable interface for the Apple Watch Ultra…
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