Apple is preparing new versions of its operating systems, including iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, and others, which focus primarily on bug fixes and performance improvements rather than major design changes. These updates will initially be available only to registered developers, but a public beta phase is expected to begin in July. The exact release date has not been confirmed yet, though historical patterns suggest it could be earlier than previous years. Public betas will be distributed through Apple’s official beta portal, requiring users to register their Apple accounts. Users are advised to use a separate account for testing to avoid potential data loss. New features like Apple Intelligence will require newer devices such as the iPhone 15 Pro or later, while support for older hardware like the Apple Watch Series 8 and Ultra 1 will end with watchOS 27. Additionally, Siri AI will not be available in the EU at launch due to ongoing negotiations.
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