iOS 27 is out now. Here are the biggest changes the update is bringing to your iPhone.
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Apple baking a new AI-heavy “brain” into iOS 27 means on-device intelligence is now default for hundreds of millions of users. Consumer expectations around assistants, personalization, and offline capability will ratchet up—enterprise apps that feel “dumber than the phone” will lose engagement.
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