WWDC 2026: Everything released on Siri AI, iOS 27, Apple Intelligence, and more
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Apple’s WWDC 2026 event kicked off yesterday at Apple Park, starting a week packed with reveals about Siri AI, iOS 27, Apple Intelligence, and more, along with developer events and demos as Apple looks to reassert itself with users and developers who haven’t been impressed with their releases within the wildly competitive AI space.
Key facts
- Apple is using AI to make its visual-scripting tool, Shortcuts, easier to use in iOS 27
- That, plus performance updates coming alongside Apple Intelligence upgrades, might at least take it out of the “suck” category for TechCrunch senior writer Amanda Silberling
- By default, though, its “Ask to Browse” feature limits access, and “Ask to Buy” for App Store and in-app purchases will be set as a default for devices set up for children younger than 13
- Apple is launching a new systemwide dictation experience that’s built into the keyboard on iOS 27 and can correct spellings, punctuation, and capitalization
Summary
Keep tabs on this page, and the rest of their ongoing coverage, to find out! This is far from their consumer news editor Sarah Perez’s first WWDC, and with all that context in mind, she provides the subtext on much of what was being showcased. For the past two years, Apple has been racing to catch up in AI while frustrations with its core software quietly added up: a design overhaul users hated, a search function that barely worked, a file-sharing feature that routinely failed, and a Health app that didn’t focus enough on half its user base.