Apple announced iOS 27 at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June, and the tech giant has since released multiple beta versions of the software. The betas have brought Siri AI and a handful of other features to the iPhones of developers and beta testers, and you can expect many of those capabilities to land on your iPhone soon.
Perhaps sooner than you expect.
So far, Apple has only said that it will release the update to the general public this fall, which isn’t the most helpful timeframe. If we look at past Apple events in September and earlier iOS releases, though, we can see a release pattern. Apple usually releases iOS versions a few…
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