THE CRUNCH
Apple has set September 14th as the launch date for iOS 27, introducing a delayed AI-powered overhaul of Siri. The update begins as a beta, initially available only for English-speaking devices, with support for French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish promised for a later update.
The new Siri AI represents a significant shift in how the assistant processes requests, moving away from simple command execution toward more conversational AI capabilities. Apple has confirmed that the feature will be rolled out as a beta with English-only support at launch, signalling a cautious approach to the new technology.
The company has not provided a specific timeline for when the additional language support will arrive, leaving users in other regions waiting for the full feature set. This phased rollout is a common strategy for major software updates, allowing Apple to test the new AI features and address potential issues before a wider release.


