iOS 27 Aims for Stability, AI Boosts, and Foldable Support at WWDC

iOS 27 is set to be unveiled at WWDC 2026 (June 8) with developer beta followed by a public beta in July and a general September release. The rumor-first update reportedly prioritizes stability and performance, trims bloat, and adds AI-powered features fueled by Gemini, along with substantial foldable iPhone support (including new windowing and layouts). Notable rumored features include a standalone Siri app and redesigned Siri UI inside Dynamic Island, improved writing tools and shortcuts, AI-generated wallpapers, Camera app customization with Visual Intelligence, enhanced Photos editing (Extend, Enhance, Reframe), new Wallet passes and bill-splitting, a Calendar revamp, and various UI tweaks (Notifications, Weather, Safari start page, Find My refresh). Compatibility reportedly drops support for iPhone 11 family and iPhone SE (2nd gen). As always, these features come from Bloomberg, The Information, and Gurman reports and may shift before release.