Apple has released visionOS 27, adding Siri AI capabilities and new spatial experiences to the Apple Vision Pro. The update brings smarter personal assistance, generative image tools, and immersive environments that expand how users interact with the headset.

Owners can simply look at Siri and begin speaking without first saying "Hey Siri."
The new Thórsmörk Environment places users in Iceland with a calm daytime river scene or a nighttime version featuring the aurora.
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Apple released the first developer beta of visionOS 27 following its announcement at WWDC26. The update brings the Siri AI app, Visual Intelligence features, and system reliability improvements.
Apple announced visionOS 27 at WWDC with features including panoramas as immersive Environments, enhanced Apple Maps Flyover, next-generation Apple Intelligence, a new Siri, and curved windows. The update signals continued platform development for Vision Pro despite reported sales challenges.
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Apple plans to launch Apple Intelligence in mainland China in December with iOS 27.3, Bloomberg reports. The first release would include the features that reached the U.S. two years ago, but not the new Siri AI.
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