Apple is set to unveil its revamped Siri in February, boasting a fresh new look that's been bolstered by its partnership with Google. According to insider sources cited by Bloomberg, the tech giant plans to introduce this enhanced virtual assistant during the second half of February.
Insiders claim that the updated Siri, known internally as Campos, will be more similar in functionality to AI chatbots like OpenAI's ChatGPT than previous iterations. This new direction is part of a broader push to integrate Gemini-powered capabilities into Apple's Intelligence features.
This revamped Siri will make its way to iOS 26.4, which is scheduled to enter beta testing in February before its official release in March or early April. The software update is expected to bring significant improvements to the virtual assistant's conversational abilities and machine learning capabilities.
However, it seems that Apple won't be taking a hands-off approach with this new Siri. Rather, the company plans to put on a show for developers at its annual conference later this summer. According to Bloomberg sources, this grand reveal will provide an opportunity for Apple to demonstrate the full potential of its Gemini-powered Intelligence features.
While there's no official word yet on when these features can be expected to roll out to the general public, insiders suggest that they'll arrive with iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27. These updates are anticipated to become available as beta releases in the summer before their official release later this year.
Insiders claim that the updated Siri, known internally as Campos, will be more similar in functionality to AI chatbots like OpenAI's ChatGPT than previous iterations. This new direction is part of a broader push to integrate Gemini-powered capabilities into Apple's Intelligence features.
This revamped Siri will make its way to iOS 26.4, which is scheduled to enter beta testing in February before its official release in March or early April. The software update is expected to bring significant improvements to the virtual assistant's conversational abilities and machine learning capabilities.
However, it seems that Apple won't be taking a hands-off approach with this new Siri. Rather, the company plans to put on a show for developers at its annual conference later this summer. According to Bloomberg sources, this grand reveal will provide an opportunity for Apple to demonstrate the full potential of its Gemini-powered Intelligence features.
While there's no official word yet on when these features can be expected to roll out to the general public, insiders suggest that they'll arrive with iOS 27, iPadOS 27, and macOS 27. These updates are anticipated to become available as beta releases in the summer before their official release later this year.
, at least on paper. they're incorporating google's tech and making it more like chatbots, which could make it way more conversational... but on the other hand, do we really need another AI assistant cluttering our phones? 
also, the fact that apple is gonna put on a big show for devs later this summer kinda feels like they're trying to hype up something and make us all excited about something that might just be underwhelming 
! Integrating Gemini-powered capabilities is like, totally gonna take it to the next level 
! Can't wait to see what kind of sick AI chatbot-like features they'll be adding 
. And omg, a conference just for devs? Sounds like an epic show 
! But seriously, iOS 27 and all that jazz is gonna bring some major upgrades 
. Fingers crossed it's not too long before we get our hands on these new updates 
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. I mean, who needs AI chatbots and machine learning when you can just have a personal assistant that's more robot than human? 
It's all about control and surveillance, if you ask me 
. Mark my words, this is gonna be the start of something big, but I'm not sure it's in our best interests 
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I love how they're partnering with Google, though - that's some solid tech right there 
. But, at the same time, I'm not sure what to expect from this Gemini-powered thing... it sounds like a whole new ball game 
. And let's be real, we've been down this road before with Apple "upgrading" their virtual assistants and still being kinda meh about it 
. Still, fingers crossed that this one'll live up to the hype! 
. Fingers crossed for some actual improvements! 
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. Although I do hope they don't hold us back too much, I know how Apple likes their big reveals, so fingers crossed it's not just a bunch of hype 
. can be interesting to see how they balance functionality and user control 
. I mean, we've seen how seamless those chatbots are and if Apple can make Siri as good, that's a big deal! 
. Can't wait to dive into iOS 26.4 beta and see what improvements they've made! 
so done with all those awkward conversations trying to figure out how to make it stop repeating stuff i mean who thought it was a good idea to make siri sound like a 90s record player anyway? anyway, sounds like apple's getting serious about making ai chatbots seem cool 
hoping they can magically solve the whole "not being able to have a basic convo without sounding like a robot" problem 
apparently its gettin more like chatbots from openai 
and not much improvement for regular ppl. and btw, when can we expect those gemini powered features? 
I'm so hyped about the new Siri update 
. And the fact that it's gonna be integrated with Google is a major win for me 
. I'm also stoked about the conference in summer where they'll show off the full potential of Gemini-powered Intelligence features 
! I mean, a partnership with Google? That's like, totally genius 
. And the fact that it's more similar to AI chatbots like ChatGPT... wow! My phone is due for an upgrade and now I'm even more hyped 
. Can't wait to see what else Apple has in store for us this summer 
And let's be real, the idea of Siri being more similar to AI chatbots like ChatGPT is SO on point 
And the fact that they're going to put on a show for developers at their conference later this summer is just too cool