
Apple's next big iPhone software update is already taking shape, in rumour form, with iOS 27 expected to be unveiled at WWDC 2026 in June and discussed as the release that may finally deliver a smarter Siri and foldable iPhone features originally anticipated earlier. The information comes from a MacRumors roundup of supply chain chatter, analyst claims and feature leaks tied to Apple's next software cycle, much of it still unconfirmed.
MacRumors says Apple had been expected to ship its more advanced Apple Intelligence version of Siri in iOS 26.4, but development problems have slowed that plan and left parts of the overhaul in limbo. The delay matters because it shifts expectations around iOS 27. Rather than a routine annual update, it is now being seen as a second chance for Apple to deliver the AI features it has already teased, though nothing is confirmed and all details should be treated with caution.