Apple has announced the release date for its next round of operating systems, including iOS 27, iPadOS 27, watchOS 27 and macOS 27, TudoCelular.com reports. The announcement covers the company's major platforms for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Mac.
According to G1, the iOS 27 release is set for next Monday, and the outlet describes the update as heavily built around artificial intelligence features. G1 also notes that a list of compatible iPhone models is available.
Coverage of the rollout has focused on which devices will be eligible. UOL published a breakdown of the iPhones that will support iOS 27, a detail likely to matter to users deciding whether their current handset can run the new software.
Separately, MacMagazine reports that Siri's AI capabilities will gain Portuguese language support in October. Extra online reports that Apple has also created a feature allowing one phone number to be used across two iPhones.
The announcements arrive as Apple prepares to push several system updates at once, a pattern the company has followed in previous years across its phone, tablet, watch and computer lines. The compatibility lists published by outlets including UOL and G1 give users an early way to check whether their hardware qualifies.
What to watch next: Apple's official device compatibility lists and the confirmed rollout timing for each platform, plus when the Portuguese-language Siri support reaches users in October.
