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Siri AI keeps getting better, here’s what’s new in iOS 27.2
Siri now recalls past conversations, taps more personal context and adds support for five languages, while Apple also delivers 160 security fixes.
- Today, Apple released iPadOS 27.2, introducing interactive Siri shortcuts for trackpad users and individual profiles in the Apple TV app alongside enhanced iPad features.
- These updates are part of a broader 27.2 software rollout that brings security improvements and feature refinements across Apple's entire hardware ecosystem.
- Siri now recalls past conversations and accesses personal data including photos in Messages, Calendar event attendees, and voicemails, while expanding language support to French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, and Spanish.
- Refinements across other apps include Apple Pencil support and Edge Light for Duo users during video calls, plus organizational improvements to Podcasts and a new icon for Apple Music.
- Addressing over 160 security vulnerabilities including WebKit flaws, the release continues Apple's security focus, though Siri remains in beta and unavailable in the European Union and China.
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With the 27.2 update of its operating systems, Apple has since this week enabled the redesigned version of Siri in Spanish, French, Japanese, Korean and Portuguese. The assistant, built with models developed alongside Google, debuted in beta and with daily usage limits. The company advanced that expanding that use will have a cost later.
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iOS 27.2 is out: Siri AI now remembers your chats and speaks Spanish
Apple released iOS 27.2 on Monday, the first big update to iOS 27, alongside new versions of iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, visionOS and tvOS. Most of the new features are for Siri AI, the rebuilt assistant Apple released in beta in September. Siri AI now works in French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish as well as […] This story continues at The Next Web
·Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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