Directly from Apple Park in Cupertino! In this special edition of Tech Today, Cyrus brings you exclusive hands-on coverage straight from Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2026). This year’s keynote focused almost entirely on software, introducing major operating system upgrades and next-generation on-device processing.
Big headline: Introducing Siri AI
The biggest announcement of the event is a radical reinvention of Apple’s voice assistant, now officially named Siri AI. Powered by an enhanced version of Apple Intelligence, Siri AI can now handle continuous back-and-forth conversations that provide deep, context-aware answers. Thanks to new on-screen recognition capabilities, the Assistant can understand exactly what you’re looking at, get context from your screen, and take actions across apps. Apple will also release a standalone Siri AI app to track conversation history.
iOS 27 and hidden collapsible tips
In iOS 27, Siri AI is fully integrated visually and functionally, allowing you to launch the assistant with a simple swipe down from the dynamic island. But the biggest hidden surprise is in the developer beta. Early adopters are eyeing clear software hints and a dynamic app grid designed to support the highly rumored upcoming Apple foldable device.
macOS Golden Gate and ecosystem updates
macOS 27 (Golden Gate): The next Mac operating system focuses on productivity and integrates advanced writing, summarizing, and editing tools system-wide.
visionOS 27: Apple Vision Pro features a dedicated Siri app and immersive spatial rendering, allowing users to transform regular panoramas into deep 3D spatial scenes.
Protect your family: With our significant commitment to digital safety, we’re introducing intuitive parental controls, advanced screen time limits, and enhanced content filtering for children’s accounts.
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